GT3071 dyno results
Originally Posted by Dustin@Vishnu
It is actually much different than the ATP adapter. Instead of redoing the whole hotside, we use the factory garrett housing, which bolts to the adapter. The result is a fast spool, and power numbers that are somewhat close to full manifold turbo kits.
So basically they are both going to have the same flow characteristics, rather than the exhaust flow straight down into the turbine, it has to flow down and back to the turbine...
From what we have seen, the reason the ATP kit has spool issues isn't because of the way the exhaust flows, but rather the tolerances between the housing and the turbine wheel. So yes, more power can be obtained with a manifold, but the spool is somewhat similar to that of a manifold equipped car.
Originally Posted by statix
Right, I realize your using the factory housing, but the adapter basically is what ATP already uses with there housing.
So basically they are both going to have the same flow characteristics, rather than the exhaust flow straight down into the turbine, it has to flow down and back to the turbine...
So basically they are both going to have the same flow characteristics, rather than the exhaust flow straight down into the turbine, it has to flow down and back to the turbine...
What kind of dyno does Turbo XS has???
Originally Posted by Eclipsed Evo
Oh ok. I was thinking maybe my 37 was a 71 there for a minute. Any chance you will be selling that adapter by its self and maybe the downpipe too? I have the ATP 3037 kit and not real thrilled about its spool up. I did get get 364whp yesterday at turbo xs but its kind of a dog down low.
BTW that kit looks very nice.
BTW that kit looks very nice.
Originally Posted by Dustin@Vishnu
Its actually a dynamic testing system, but they input a 400% humidity factor to make it read like a dynojet. and who could forget about the the temp probe.


Does these dynos read higher than the Vishnu one???
Originally Posted by Noize
XS Engineering has a Dynamic Testing System, TurboXS has a Dynapack 5000. I saw he put TXS above, so I assumed that was the dyno he meant.
AMS kit should provide earlier spool-up ... along with a painless upgrade path to a gt35r 
I'm waiting for mine to be installed, hopefully I will have dyno numbers next week.
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I'm waiting for mine to be installed, hopefully I will have dyno numbers next week.
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Originally Posted by Ludikraut
AMS kit should provide earlier spool-up ... along with a painless upgrade path to a gt35r 
I'm waiting for mine to be installed, hopefully I will have dyno numbers next week.
l8r)

I'm waiting for mine to be installed, hopefully I will have dyno numbers next week.
l8r)
As far as spool-up, there is less exhaust gas to be pressurized in the stock manifold since it is shorter, so we might see very similar if not earlier spool ups on the stock manifold.
The only thing that might slow the spool would be the angle that the collar forces on the exhaust before the turbo.
On the bigger turbos, an extrude hone on a stock manifold might add a couple of hp IF the stock manifold creates a choke point.
Originally Posted by Ludikraut
AMS kit should provide earlier spool-up ... along with a painless upgrade path to a gt35r 
I'm waiting for mine to be installed, hopefully I will have dyno numbers next week.
l8r)

I'm waiting for mine to be installed, hopefully I will have dyno numbers next week.
l8r)
BTW, turbos show spool at different RPM on the same car, so be careful making a comparisons with Dynojets, Mustangs, Dyno Dynamics... .
Should be 2 kits, same or similar cars on same dyno imho.
I was under the impression that a tubular exh. manifold flows better than the stocker, providing more hp and better spool ... wasn't that the selling point of the original Vishnu stage 3 vs. stage 2?
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