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    Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Peeps would this turbo be any good on an F7p turbo build?

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    .63 Exhaust housing
    .60 Compressor housing

    T3, 4 Bolt (2.5") discharge StageIII

    cheers,

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Do you have the size of the compressor and the trim. Also the turbine wheel size and trim would help loads too

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Also what bhp you aiming for and how much lag do you want as there will be a compromise if your going for big numbers

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    GT3076 with a T25 rear do ya?

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by markey b View Post
    GT3076 with a T25 rear do ya?

    Wont fit the manifold I have.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by JP Racing View Post
    Do you have the size of the compressor and the trim. Also the turbine wheel size and trim would help loads too

    No just those figures atm..

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    only other info is

    serial no MFM01157

    Part No 466159-5004

    Also been told its good for 500 horses?

    and a quick google search brings up this

    http://www.full-race.com/store/garre...e-turbo-1.html

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    TO4E is what the cosworth lot upgrade to isn't it? Not sure about being good for 500hp? I thought it was more like 350ish.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Ashy View Post
    TO4E is what the cosworth lot upgrade to isn't it? Not sure about being good for 500hp? I thought it was more like 350ish.

    I think they upgrade to the 34? although this could be the same turbo..

    Looking at that site you can get this size turbo in a 490hp variant?

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Its not a real 500hp turbo dave. Maybe 500 "cosworth hp" They have a whole different scale to the rest of the world...

    Its a 60 trim T04E so look at the map. 400hp might come up at 1.7 bar or so. Maybe you could push it further but it'll be a bit small I'd say. The garrett stage 3 turbine is what you want, they're much better than the plain T3 wheels.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Its worth mentioning that the 60 trim is a fair bit laggier than the 57, and doesn't seem to flow a great deal more, so most folk go for 57.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Scoff View Post
    They have a whole different scale to the rest of the world...
    reminds me of the local americans off the base with their 10sec muscle cars that struggle to keep up with a hot hatch

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    I have a pulsar turbo gt2860 with an .86 rear sorry don't know wheel sizes but I get full boost by 4k on a b18ft so should see it sooner on a f7p. Also had a .64 rear on same turbo and it defo didn't have the same power up top but got full boost by 3k

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Pulsar turbo is 2560 not 2860

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Scoff View Post
    Its not a real 500hp turbo dave. Maybe 500 "cosworth hp" They have a whole different scale to the rest of the world...

    Its a 60 trim T04E so look at the map. 400hp might come up at 1.7 bar or so. Maybe you could push it further but it'll be a bit small I'd say. The garrett stage 3 turbine is what you want, they're much better than the plain T3 wheels.

    That's all I neeed to know Its not a real 500hp turbo dave it's actually on a Honda forum not a Ford, was cheapish so thought I'd ask about it..

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by SCHWARTZ View Post
    I have a pulsar turbo gt2860 with an .86 rear sorry don't know wheel sizes but I get full boost by 4k on a b18ft so should see it sooner on a f7p. Also had a .64 rear on same turbo and it defo didn't have the same power up top but got full boost by 3k

    This won't fit the manifold either.. It's got a T3 flange.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Tutuur View Post
    Pulsar turbo is 2560 not 2860

    Gary's special he has a GT28rs with .86 rear ignore him everyone else does

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    This is a very similar spec to mine which made 374 @ 16psi and not too laggy either

    http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/vie...id=53769779999

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    don't know what your power goal is but i have a Gtx3076r or Gtx3071r chra for sale

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by JTEC View Post
    Gary's special he has a GT28rs with .86 rear ignore him everyone else does

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Reed View Post
    This won't fit the manifold either.. It's got a T3 flange.
    Nope t2 flange.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by SCHWARTZ View Post
    Nope t2 flange.
    No his manifold has a T3 flange


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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Logg View Post
    No his manifold has a T3 flange


    Is this Robbie's old manifold Dave now has??

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    GT3076 with .63 is probably what you want on a 450-500hp 2L 16v dave.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Scoff View Post
    GT3076 with .63 is probably what you want on a 450-500hp 2L 16v dave.

    Haha way too much (can't be arsed with all this G/B failure every second).. Looking for around 380ish.. 18 16v too.

    How about this?

    http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...t/turbocharger


    or these seem a resonable price

    http://www.turbodynamics.co.uk/shop/...bo-p-4854.html


    May be too big this one though?

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Logg View Post
    No his manifold has a T3 flange


    Cheers Logg

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    First link didn't work dave, second is a GT35, way too big.

    Stick with the T3/T4 if 380 is where you want to be, it'll work fine

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Scoff View Post
    First link didn't work dave, second is a GT35, way too big.

    Stick with the T3/T4 if 380 is where you want to be, it'll work fine

    Not sure what happend with the linky ... It should have shown a GTX3067r


    Cheers Chris.

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Tutuur View Post
    don't know what your power goal is but i have a Gtx3076r or Gtx3071r chra for sale
    Guess you missed this

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Logg View Post
    No his manifold has a T3 flange

    Ah I see

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    Re: Tubro F7p (one for the turbo guru's)

    Quote Originally Posted by Tutuur View Post
    Guess you missed this

    Haha I did sorry about that

    PM me please

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