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Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:36 PM
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50 trim or gt35r

ok well i was thinking of getting one of these kits but i hear negative and postive stuff about them... i was just wondering witch kit is best for drag racing on a stock 2.0 bottom end and on pump gas only. Thanks for your help guys!!!!I am really stuck and dont know witch one to get...
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:37 PM
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How much horse power are you looking to get? 50 trim for drag racing. Quick spool and still puts down good numbers
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:39 PM
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50 trim is what you want for pump gas only. You will need alky on top of the 35r to make it shine around 27 28 psi. But best all round pump gas turbo is going to be the 50 trim.
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:42 PM
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WOW this must be the 4th 50trim thread in 2 days. i bet there will be 1 more befor the nite end's. lol.

im seeking a 50trim kit by early spring time.
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but witch i sbetter the ball bearing 50 trim or non ball bearing
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:48 PM
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and what is a gt30
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:49 PM
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but witch i sbetter the ball bearing 50 trim or non ball bearing

Bb, i have heard that the bb turbo last twice as long if not longer than a traditional style turbo
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 06:52 PM
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and what is a gt30r
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Old Nov 28, 2006 | 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 03redtype-s
50 trim is what you want for pump gas only. You will need alky on top of the 35r to make it shine around 27 28 psi. But best all round pump gas turbo is going to be the 50 trim.
+1, i'd prefer BB for better response and longevity. it only initially spools about 300-500 rpm sooner, but has better tip-in for throttle response and keeps boost up easier between shifts.
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and what is a gt30r
evom has all sorts of neat little features for your learning pleasure. One is called the search function. I would recommend you use it. It works similar to google.
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 08:02 PM
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Bb, i have heard that the bb turbo last twice as long if not longer than a traditional style turbo
really? i have heard journal bearings will last longer that BB, but apparently the BB has a little bit quicker spool.

anyone confirm this?
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really? i have heard journal bearings will last longer that BB, but apparently the BB has a little bit quicker spool.

anyone confirm this?
i am almost positive it is the other way around. Someone correct me if i am wrong.
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taken from az-fi

"there will be about a 400rpm spool difference. its the tip in and transient throttle response along with response between shifts that the BB version will truly shine. Not to mention the durability of the bb CHRA compared to journal bearing CHRA. The BB will handle abuse alot better and last longer. You can't go wrong with the price of the non bb's but dont' think your getting the same thing or that a bb turbo isnt' worth it..."


heres the post debating both
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=237230
Old Nov 28, 2006 | 08:21 PM
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i am almost positive it is the other way around. Someone correct me if i am wrong.
I have seen plenty of journal bearing turbo's crap out rather early while others have lasted a long time. The Dual BB chra's will handle ALOT more abuse and punishment. I always suggest an upgrade to something GT or a BB chra if the customer can afford so, atleast something with a 360 deg thrust bearing. The downside being the chance of losing an oil pump, engine failure or improper oiling to the turbocharger on a BB unit will usually require the replacement of the CHRA, instead of a simple rebuild. I run a GT series Dual BB turbo on my personal car, i could care less about a couple hundred rpms of spool, response is nice but not needed on a drag car, the main reason i went with this turbo instead of something journal bearing is i know it will be able to handle abuse like anti-lag, high boost, etc and last a hell of a lot longer than something journal bearing.



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