New GT35 Killer Turbo - GT850R
Jun 4, 2008, 01:14 AM
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I take it this is a Ball Bearing turbo since it's AMS #'s match the GT37R?
And I haven't seen a post as to why it's called the 850 when it's not the comp or exhaust wheel sizes ( 62/65 )?
And I haven't seen a post as to why it's called the 850 when it's not the comp or exhaust wheel sizes ( 62/65 )?
Jun 6, 2008, 10:24 AM
#187
Better, It spools quicker and make a hair more power 
This turbo is really going to replace the 37R and HTA37R as it spools quicker then both and makes more power. The fact that it only spools about 100 rpm later then a standard 35R means Im sure most will want to jump up to this as well.
This turbo is AWESOME!!
The 850 stems from its engine HP capabilities.
Eric
This turbo is really going to replace the 37R and HTA37R as it spools quicker then both and makes more power. The fact that it only spools about 100 rpm later then a standard 35R means Im sure most will want to jump up to this as well.
This turbo is AWESOME!!
The 850 stems from its engine HP capabilities.
Eric
Jun 6, 2008, 11:13 AM
#188
Have you had time to test this new turbo against the HTA35R or the HTA37R yet? You must have, since you've given comparisons ^^^^^...
That's the dyno graph I want to see, even if you can only use the .63 housing rather than the .82 housings that a lot of us have...
Jun 6, 2008, 12:31 PM
#191
If it is, Precision employees told me that the billet wheel (62mm) will not yield the HP that the bigger P-trim did. The upgraded P-trim from Precision is the 6765, which uses a different turbine wheel, but the same compressor wheel, which is not billet.
Jun 6, 2008, 01:33 PM
#192
we tested it back to back with an HTA37R and it made just a hair more power and spooled a decent amount quicker. I dont have any access to the dyno charts but I will do my best over the next few days to get something up.
We have not tested it against an HTA35R.
Eric
We have not tested it against an HTA35R.
Eric
Jun 7, 2008, 06:00 PM
#193
we tested it back to back with an HTA37R and it made just a hair more power and spooled a decent amount quicker. I dont have any access to the dyno charts but I will do my best over the next few days to get something up.
We have not tested it against an HTA35R.
Eric
We have not tested it against an HTA35R.
Eric
HTA 35R vs 850R!!!!!
