Case Study # 350 - Comparison - IX20G turbo vs GT35R
Originally Posted by Soon2BEVO
I was wondering the same EXACT thing. If I had a built 2.0 with ported head, etc, I would without a doubt be revving to 8500rpm at a minimum, especially with a turbo thats spooling at 5000+.
The cars do like RPM, that is not the reason. Maybe Buschur can respond to that. Im pretty sure that Buschur and Curt brown arent shifting their cars at 7500 when they runs 10s.
The cars do like RPM, that is not the reason. Maybe Buschur can respond to that. Im pretty sure that Buschur and Curt brown arent shifting their cars at 7500 when they runs 10s.
Originally Posted by justchil
That's definately NOT the 20G LT
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What is neat is by 3300 the 20G already had 300ft/lbs of torque.
That is pretty fricken amazing. I'd say that is fairly quick spool. Its not peak torque for that snail but its more peak torque than I have now and its earlier.
That is pretty fricken amazing. I'd say that is fairly quick spool. Its not peak torque for that snail but its more peak torque than I have now and its earlier.
Am I reading the graph correct the 20g made 80ft#s more tq for 420fts and 360whp and the 35r made about 360 tq and 470 whp?? Damn I hate being color blind someone help a blind man out please?
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From: City O Sin, MA...the not so sinish part though...
Originally Posted by syktek
so you're comparing 2 different turbos on 2 different cars with similar mods one with a flash and one on SEM and this is a fair test to show a comparison of?
While we have your attention, Al(or maybe we dont) I was wondering if you could pm me so I could discuss injector phasing with you. I have a stroked 35r on ems and i'm currently tuning the injector advance. I'd be interested to see what kind of data you or buschur may be able to share...
tia
Originally Posted by LetItBreath
not for nuthin but all the guy did was post a dyno chart for people to see 2 different setups on paper...why does it have to be anything more than that?
Last edited by syktek; Nov 30, 2006 at 07:48 PM.
you also have to take into consideration that the spool on a dyno is slower and different than the spool when the car is actually driven on the street. Boost will come in quicker on the road.
it's a nice comparison though to show area under the curve, just remember that dyno numbers aren't everything
it's a nice comparison though to show area under the curve, just remember that dyno numbers aren't everything


