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Old Sep 10, 2006, 07:41 AM
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ATP GT3076R - Impressions

Over the next couple of weeks (if this kit doesnt sell), I'm going to install it on my IX and compare it to my current graphs.

I've got a baseline with my supporting mods - on 93 and on C16. I have changed nothing since my baseline (except maybe the ambient temps, obviously). I've heard this turbo will not produce more wtq than the IX turbo. Which I am sitting at 381wtq on a 1to3 C16 mix and 26psi, stock turbo.

So maybe we can finally get some hard number on how this kit performs.


HOWEVER!@
I located something on the ATP housing that could be a problem. I port matched the gasket to the turbine foot and, needless to say, there is a huge issue.

Sections of the foot dont match the gasket - I'd say maybe 10% or so. I'm going to grind these out today.

Any thoughts? Could this be part of the problem?






Old Sep 10, 2006, 08:01 AM
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I strongly suggest you buy a new OEM gasket and throw that paper POS in the trash.

It will fail on you within 3 months, I promise.

For details, go here:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=216044
Old Sep 10, 2006, 08:25 AM
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^listen to this guy.
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I thought most of the problems with that hotside were due to the turn the exhaust flow has to take after entering the turbo.
Old Sep 10, 2006, 10:32 AM
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I plan on throwing away the crappy Megan gasket - without a doubt. I used it as a template for the port matching.


The housing now matches the header. Some backpressure should be reduced now. Has to be, actually. There was a lot of foot material there.







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not bad work at all. what kind of bit/rotary file did you use? or was it a sanding drum?
Old Sep 10, 2006, 05:49 PM
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I used el'cheapo metal bits from Lowes with a Roto-zip. Took me approx 30mins. I rotoated b/w 3 bits to keep them from overheating. One of the three was angled (cone shaped).

I'm going to send the pictures to ATP.
Old Sep 10, 2006, 05:50 PM
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dont forget to gasket match your manifold if you havent aready
Old Sep 10, 2006, 07:45 PM
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can't wait for the numbers!

this is one of the things that i am thinking of doing as i want to keep my EVO stealth, especially in the turbo section and i am not looking to go crazy numbers!
Old Sep 11, 2006, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by kouzman
can't wait for the numbers!

this is one of the things that i am thinking of doing as i want to keep my EVO stealth, especially in the turbo section and i am not looking to go crazy numbers!
BR kit will look stock with stock heatshield or another route is 20G-9-5.
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Vishnu kit with adaptor plate looks stock as well......
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What is the point of having the twin scroll manifold when it converges like that at the turbo?

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The 3076 is not a twin scroll turbo... The stock turbo is.
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This will be interesting.
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Originally Posted by Cajun Power
The 3076 is not a twin scroll turbo... The stock turbo is.
Durrrr, at least in this case, but I am going to assume he is going to be using a twin scroll exhaust manifold, by judging the design of the gasket and hotside/housing.

You can have a twin scroll 3076..... so to say it is NOT a twin scroll turbo is incorrect, however this is a regular t3 housing

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