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16G on SR20?


jbrier87

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The GTI-R T28 will max out around 300 whp. The S14 T28 will be a little less than that.

 

I would go with the GT28RS (aka Disco Potato). Maxes out around 350 whp but its performance is very linear. Other T28's tend to be kind of spikey, especially the GTI-R T28 with its journal bearings. Keep in mind that you will pick up some lag over your T25, but you'll get a LOT more top end as a result.

 

 

 

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for 350-400whp i dont think a 16g turbo will get you that anyway. Might as well go to a GT2871R turbo and have plenty of room between 350whp and 425 whp depending on the exhaust wheel you choose.

 

Yeah I wasn't sure what a 16G was capable of putting out that's why I wanted to ask before I bought. The gt2871R would be the best choice... a thousand bones for it is what kills me :roll: Maybe I'll just upgrade to the GTI-R T28 until I can legitimately afford the GT2871R.

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Hugh on here has just a completely stock DET swap and walks over alot of stuff with the stock T25. Just a couple of days ago he walked past a modded NSX and was bumper to bumper with a 911 twin turbo until 4th gear and then it finally started slowly pulling away. Only thing that is done to it is running a standalone. I say get the EVO 16G and sell it and use that toward the swap. You'd be surprise what those things go for. As for the EVO 16G, be it from a USDM Evo or the older 16G from the Evo3's. They are pretty different. The exhaust housing is a twin scroll unit in the newer 16G and the flange is totally screwy looking. The older 16G from the EVO 3's "look" like the 14B's from our DSM 4G63's. I say stick with the stock T25 and actually try it out before looking for something bigger and better. Maybe if Hugh see's this he can chime in.

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Hugh on here has just a completely stock DET swap and walks over alot of stuff with the stock T25. Just a couple of days ago he walked past a modded NSX and was bumper to bumper with a 911 twin turbo until 4th gear and then it finally started slowly pulling away. Only thing that is done to it is running a standalone.

 

That's pretty wild that he was keeping up with a 911 TT, that's a lot faster than I expected a stock SR20 to push me. And yeah, you're right about buying the 16G and selling it, I was planning on doing that if I couldn't use it on the SR. I think I'll keep the stock set up for a while if it really is that fast :D Thanks for the good info quattro!

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Hugh on here has just a completely stock DET swap and walks over alot of stuff with the stock T25. Just a couple of days ago he walked past a modded NSX and was bumper to bumper with a 911 twin turbo until 4th gear and then it finally started slowly pulling away. Only thing that is done to it is running a standalone.

 

Just out of curiousity I looked up a 911 TT's specs and it runs 12.1's in the quarter and does 0-60 in 3.7 at 400 HP and 3300 lb curb weight. Just doesnt seem logical that a 220 HP (give him a lil extra with the standalone) car at 2500 lbs is doin those same numbers :hs:... I dunno I'd need to talk to Hugh I guess.

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  • 1 month later...

there are plenty of 16g powered dsm's making 380-400whp.... actually.. i own one.

 

the 16g off of the EVO is actually a very evolved piece. Many, many evo owners have gone mid 11s on the factory turbo.

 

To say that a 16g is an upgrade over a t25 is a gross understatement. A t25 is a worthless P.O.S.

 

If you can get that turbo for cheap.. you'd be very happy with it.

 

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