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Old Jan 17, 2008, 01:36 PM
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What does this have to do with the forced induction forum? It seems like you have a question regarding rims and tires.
Old Jan 17, 2008, 02:40 PM
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oh well my original post had everything to do with FI. guess we kinda drifted there sorry
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You didn't ask a forced induction related question though, hence why I think you might get more responses in a different forum (and with a better titled thread).
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okie doke. well to continue on forced induction topics:

does anyone know the pros and cons between the FP BIGt28 and the one from rrms kit...or are they the same? right now i have the t25 from rrm but im looking to go bigger. like forged internals bigger. so im trying to learn as much as i can.

correct me if im wrong but i can change the internals of my t-25 so that its a BIGt28? i like the idea of a quick spool combined with big power...but then again i am FWD

thoughts anyone?
Old Jan 17, 2008, 04:19 PM
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Unless you want big power (ie. tire torching power), the T-25 should suffice.
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(tire sublimating power)
Old Jan 17, 2008, 06:17 PM
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Well what kind of power is that, 150 whp, 200 whp, 250 whp, 300 whp, etc.? What is the application? How much are you willing to spend?
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swapping from a t25 to a t28 wouldnt be worth it unless you are actually making real boost.. ie above 1bar.
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^This man speaks the truth.
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well my goal is 1.38 bar. saving for internals right now and i know this is going to take time. i love straights and i love twisties so it would be somewhere between a drag and autox ride. i dont want 2 much lag down low but i dont wanna run outta juice before rpms. Im not worried about money..just trying to learn right now about the different turbos so i can set my sights on it for the future. i have alot of work to do right now to prepare the car for that kind of boost.

tranny: stg2 clutch, tob, flywheel, lsd
susp: coilovers, front sway bushings, strut bars, tiebar
engine: pistons, rods, im port, throttlebody, portnpolish head, camshaft, lw pulley, new timing belt(soon!), motor mounts, fuel rail.

my to do list.
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Originally Posted by NwO2kMouse
well my goal is 1.38 bar. saving for internals right now and i know this is going to take time. i love straights and i love twisties so it would be somewhere between a drag and autox ride. i dont want 2 much lag down low but i dont wanna run outta juice before rpms. Im not worried about money..just trying to learn right now about the different turbos so i can set my sights on it for the future. i have alot of work to do right now to prepare the car for that kind of boost.

tranny: stg2 clutch, tob, flywheel, lsd
susp: coilovers, front sway bushings, strut bars, tiebar
engine: pistons, rods, im port, throttlebody, portnpolish head, camshaft, lw pulley, new timing belt(soon!), motor mounts, fuel rail.

my to do list.
Well those are very different things (drag and autocross). 20 PSI is a big goal, you'll need a decompression gasket to run that.
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go t-28 or 16g... the t-25 is too small imo...
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yea t-25 is def 2 small but im still trying to figure out difference between t-28 and bigt28/FPbig28
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I would assume it's either compressor wheel size or the big T-28 is just a ported version of the T-28 but I'm not sure.
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Yes, some lofty goals I see here...but it's doable! And no you don't "need" a decompression HG, but lowering the compression does tend to make the tuning that much safer for longevity sake.



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