IYO what is the BEST streetable turbo
Originally Posted by evolvedmb
Met a guy last night that said the exact same thing, and he has a GT35 w/NOS.
He said the 3076r pulls like mad! How much cash for the kit, and what kind of numbers? Hp, 1/4 mile time, Trap time etc.........
He said the 3076r pulls like mad! How much cash for the kit, and what kind of numbers? Hp, 1/4 mile time, Trap time etc.........
As for power gains, I gained 70whp over cars that had cams on pump gas. As for 1/4 mile performance, well, I am not very good at it so my times suck. As a comparision, I gained 4mph over my race gas run w/ cams on the stock turbo w/ pump on the GT3076.
I highly recommend that you find some EVO owners in your area that have upgraded turbo's. That way you can find out which one you like the most.
Last edited by jj_008; May 30, 2005 at 09:54 AM.
No problemo, I always say houston for FP to my friends cause most people do not know where Mckinney is...but on evom I have to be exact
The way it should be.
Wasn't trying to give you a hard time bro, just though I had missed something for a second there
The way it should be.
Originally Posted by mitsuorder
Wasn't trying to give you a hard time bro, just though I had missed something for a second there 
No doubt...
I would gladly put my stamp of approval on the AMS 3076R. Granted I'm biased but this thing has simply amazed me. It spools up faster than my buddies WRX w/ a 18G and yet is quick enough to.. well I can't go into details, but it has beat a Cobra that went 11.7.
I've even played around with it on the Auto-X circuits. Granted I wouldnt call it an "Auto-X turbo" but it does rather well. When I need power (boost) its there and I'm not left waiting for a freight train of power to suddenly be on tap. Its fairly progressive and provides a pretty linear surge of power that does not stop until 8000RPM (where I happen to shift).
Even at 6200ft above sea level this thing will hold 28-29psi to redline. This thing really is no joke.
I would gladly put my stamp of approval on the AMS 3076R. Granted I'm biased but this thing has simply amazed me. It spools up faster than my buddies WRX w/ a 18G and yet is quick enough to.. well I can't go into details, but it has beat a Cobra that went 11.7.I've even played around with it on the Auto-X circuits. Granted I wouldnt call it an "Auto-X turbo" but it does rather well. When I need power (boost) its there and I'm not left waiting for a freight train of power to suddenly be on tap. Its fairly progressive and provides a pretty linear surge of power that does not stop until 8000RPM (where I happen to shift).
Even at 6200ft above sea level this thing will hold 28-29psi to redline. This thing really is no joke.
Last edited by JustDSM; May 30, 2005 at 04:45 PM.
Originally Posted by JustDSM
No doubt...
I would gladly put my stamp of approval on the AMS 3076R. Granted I'm biased but this thing has simply amazed me. It spools up faster than my buddies WRX w/ a 18G and yet is quick enough to.. well I can't go into details, but it has beat a Cobra that went 11.7.
I've even played around with it on the Auto-X circuits. Granted I wouldnt call it an "Auto-X turbo" but it does rather well. When I need power (boost) its there and I'm not left waiting for a freight train of power to suddenly be on tap. Its fairly progressive and provides a pretty linear surge of power that does not stop until 8000RPM (where I happen to shift).
Even at 6200ft above sea level this thing will hold 28-29psi to redline. This thing really is no joke.
I would gladly put my stamp of approval on the AMS 3076R. Granted I'm biased but this thing has simply amazed me. It spools up faster than my buddies WRX w/ a 18G and yet is quick enough to.. well I can't go into details, but it has beat a Cobra that went 11.7.I've even played around with it on the Auto-X circuits. Granted I wouldnt call it an "Auto-X turbo" but it does rather well. When I need power (boost) its there and I'm not left waiting for a freight train of power to suddenly be on tap. Its fairly progressive and provides a pretty linear surge of power that does not stop until 8000RPM (where I happen to shift).
Even at 6200ft above sea level this thing will hold 28-29psi to redline. This thing really is no joke.
Fuel pump =
Clutch =
FMIC =
Injectors =
Stand alone =
Boost guage =
Axel upgrade =
etc..........
Are there some dyno graphs of this setup?
What would you estimate the worth of your mods as it stands now.
I have Buschur stage one and two currently, but I am looking for something with a lot more zing'
How does this compare to the BR 500 and BR580 turbokit?
Last edited by evolvedmb; May 30, 2005 at 05:04 PM.
Originally Posted by evolvedmb
Sound like a winner, but what other work do you have done to your car?
Fuel pump = Walbro 255lph in tank
Clutch = ACT w/ Street disk
FMIC = Buschur Deluxe
Injectors = Denso/GReddy 660cc/min (~80% duty cycle)
Stand alone = No standalone, but I'm not disclosing what I am using although it a stock ecu based
Boost guage = AutoMeter Ultra-Lite -30-30
Axel upgrade = None
etc.......... [b] I've got things like a fuel rail, Aeromotive regulator, ect that are not really needed to produce the results I've seen.
Are there some dyno graphs of this setup? I have a few, but I've not posted anything yet. Soon...
What would you estimate the worth of your mods as it stands now.
I have Buschur stage one and two currently, but I am looking for something with a lot more zing'
How does this compare to the BR 500 and BR580 turbokit?
Fuel pump = Walbro 255lph in tank
Clutch = ACT w/ Street disk
FMIC = Buschur Deluxe
Injectors = Denso/GReddy 660cc/min (~80% duty cycle)
Stand alone = No standalone, but I'm not disclosing what I am using although it a stock ecu based
Boost guage = AutoMeter Ultra-Lite -30-30
Axel upgrade = None
etc.......... [b] I've got things like a fuel rail, Aeromotive regulator, ect that are not really needed to produce the results I've seen.
Are there some dyno graphs of this setup? I have a few, but I've not posted anything yet. Soon...
What would you estimate the worth of your mods as it stands now.
I have Buschur stage one and two currently, but I am looking for something with a lot more zing'
How does this compare to the BR 500 and BR580 turbokit?
You'll definately will have some more ZING. I promise you that.I'd really prefer to not go into too much detail about what may make either Buschur or AMS kits superior to one another as that's asking for flames, especially coming from someone who might be viewed as biased. Simply put however... I think they are both solid kits with certain advantages over the other, but you will see results from both. I just happened to view the AMS kit as more favorable for my needs/goals. I would also have no problem running a Buschur BR500BB on my car either.
Originally Posted by Derek888
does AMS sell off the shelf Garret turbo's, is the turbo modified in any way?
Originally Posted by evolvedmb
I am looking for a turbo setup that will give me the best acceleration on the street, with close to, or slightly slower boost response. I really don't care about topend speed, as I want quickness off of the line. Could you give me/us some numbers as far as pricing, Hp and the like...............
Moreover I purchased a set of header(not installed yet) and I am eager to buy the Works o2 Hosuing as soon as Works sells them.
Last but not least I am calling Forced Performance tomorrow to see if they can swapp my stock shaft/wheels for the titanium ones plus I want to get the stock turbo port and polish.
I am a guy like you, I HATE turbo spool, I had a terrific experience with my ex WRX and huge turbo and I will never get a setting like that ever. My WRX was quicker driving in town with the stock turbo than with all the crap that I put after(UTEC,PE650CC Injectors,Fuel pump, tunning and FP18Gported and polished).
Believe me, the stock 16 G turbo has a lot of potential, I am maximizing all the juice the car has. I am currentlty running 12.6@107 in Tucson at 3100 elevation, daylight and hot as hell(I just run it in memorial weekend).
Don't just go and spend a lot of money in a Turbo Kit, you maight be disappointed after all (that happened to me). You described yourself identical to me, I love quick spool of the line and specially good response on any gear and driving in town. My WRX with the FP18g rated at 605cfm@14psi use to make my engine drop rpms like crazy when shifting, it was not worth the extra 2mph trap speed.
You must find the balance between better spool up and greater top end, this is achievable optimizing your stock turbo.
Try what I told you:
Downpipe
catback
possibly port and polish your stock turbo
Headers
o2 hosuing from Works(full 3")
upgrade air filter
my .50c
Originally Posted by evolvedmb
Sound like a winner, but what other work do you have done to your car?
Clutch = Exedy Twin Disc
FMIC = Injen (including piping)
Injectors = 640cc
Stand alone = AEM EMS
Boost guage = DEFi BF
Axel upgrade = None
etc. = HKS Cams (264/272), Adj. Cam Gears, HKS EVC V Boost Controler, AMS Fuel Rail.
Originally Posted by midwestmonster
What about people who don't want to dump $2k + for a kit. Aren't there any bolt on options besides Buchur's 21G or TME 6.5?
Keep in mind the GT series turbos alone are in the $1,300 dollar range. Plus you still need intake and exhaust plumbing plus possibly external gating. I think there is also another one...ATP maybe...they have a bolt on kit. With this one though, ive heard a few good things about it and more bad things...so do a thorough search and make your own decision.
Other turbos that just replace the stocker? none other than the 2 you listed to my knowledge.
Last edited by Mercenary3; May 31, 2005 at 03:04 PM.


