TURBOS GT42R Vs T51R KAI PLUS FUEL
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I will apologize to the forum because I am the person who suggested using something from the GT42 line over the grossly overpriced HKS T51 series.
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The T51R KAI is the small turbo of the series. It would match the smallest of the GT42s...
The big brother is the T51R SPL BB... this is a true 1000 horsepower turbo. if i remember correctly it has 1.02 a/r... the price of the hks turbos is simply too much...
this is how big the T51R SPL looks like on a 2 liter engine...
the SPL has 76.5mm compressor inducer and the KAI 70mm
the SPL has 102.2mm compressor major and the KAI 94mm
the turbine is the same...
Now you can compare it to the GT42R versions better!!!
The big brother is the T51R SPL BB... this is a true 1000 horsepower turbo. if i remember correctly it has 1.02 a/r... the price of the hks turbos is simply too much...
this is how big the T51R SPL looks like on a 2 liter engine...
the SPL has 76.5mm compressor inducer and the KAI 70mm
the SPL has 102.2mm compressor major and the KAI 94mm
the turbine is the same...
Now you can compare it to the GT42R versions better!!!
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For the fuel system you might want to check with AMS since they offer a 1000hp fuel SYSTEM. Think system instead of just pumps.
Fuel pump(s)
Fuel line(s)
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Over here in JDM land, most of the high horsepower street cars use a surge tank setup. There are two different systems.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to a fuel pump(s) inside of the collector tank.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to the collector tank that feeds an inline pump.
The Japanese think collector tanks are better than sumps but in actually the collector tank is just an outboard sump that helps prevent fuel starvation during hard accelaration/decelation and corning.
I am sure you guys have seen these setups because the Runduce EVO has a collector tank mounted in front of it's fuel cell.
Fuel pump(s)
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Over here in JDM land, most of the high horsepower street cars use a surge tank setup. There are two different systems.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to a fuel pump(s) inside of the collector tank.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to the collector tank that feeds an inline pump.
The Japanese think collector tanks are better than sumps but in actually the collector tank is just an outboard sump that helps prevent fuel starvation during hard accelaration/decelation and corning.
I am sure you guys have seen these setups because the Runduce EVO has a collector tank mounted in front of it's fuel cell.
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Another differance between the HKS T51 series and the Garrett gt42r is that HKS machines a compressor inlet velocity stack to help with compressor efficiency. Full Race also does this on their versions of Garrett turbo's. It helps efficiency about 1% or so.
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Dun worry bout the comments...just go ahead to build it but I reckon you'll get better results with the 42R...the T51R Kai has been used in 2 of the New Zealand Evo 3's running low 8's but they're running methanol for fuel and its a radical setup. You're gonna be running C16 thus you can't go wrong with running JUNS and a GT42R which is exactly the same as what our new drag Evo 3 is gonna be.
If you're mixture is right , you wouldn't have to do anything to maintain that sort of engine apart from changing the oil, checking the compression, leak down and main bearings after each race.... on which the Fluidamper is a definite must..
If you're mixture is right , you wouldn't have to do anything to maintain that sort of engine apart from changing the oil, checking the compression, leak down and main bearings after each race.... on which the Fluidamper is a definite must..
I hope the other membs coms won't come true and nothing will break.
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Where are you getting your prices? If GT42's are costing you $2500 then the T51KAI has to be in the $4000~$4500 range. GT42's can be purchased for as low as $1600 if you do some searching. MSRP on a T51KAI is $3100.
I will apologize to the forum because I am the person who suggested using something from the GT42 line over the grossly overpriced HKS T51 series.
I will apologize to the forum because I am the person who suggested using something from the GT42 line over the grossly overpriced HKS T51 series.
About fuel,i have the fuel lines,fuel rail,one BBK in the tank and one BOSCH 044 out,and an aeromotive regulator.
I saw AMS fuel system it is very good but it is a little overcosted.
Now i realised that you are not fun of the HKS turbines .Is it only because they are too much expensive?
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Can you finds any pics or videos with T51R KAI BB on evos?
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GT45 is for 1500hp.GT42 is not very cheaper than T51 KAI and what do you mean pain to maintain? Evo's in Cyprus up to 900-1100hp are running for three years now with only oil change and service.
You do not think that the T51 KAI is more aggressive turbo from the GT42 and faster spooling???You think that it will not be able to run easily up to 1000hp?
You do not think that the T51 KAI is more aggressive turbo from the GT42 and faster spooling???You think that it will not be able to run easily up to 1000hp?
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HKS does make good products but I am thankful that the Garrett USA provides products that perform just as well (or better) at less cost.
Since I am using a T67/T3 on my Honduh, I will most like install the T300S on my EVO after I gather some more parts.
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Where are you getting your prices? If GT42's are costing you $2500 then the T51KAI has to be in the $4000~$4500 range. GT42's can be purchased for as low as $1600 if you do some searching. MSRP on a T51KAI is $3100.
I will apologize to the forum because I am the person who suggested using something from the GT42 line over the grossly overpriced HKS T51 series.
I will apologize to the forum because I am the person who suggested using something from the GT42 line over the grossly overpriced HKS T51 series.
A GT42 or GT42R prices range from $1000-2200 non ball bearing GT45R only comes in ball bearing which is $2000-2500 theses prices range on how much money the shop wants to make i really cant tell how much shops get it for.
The hks turbo is around $3000 the cheapest
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For the fuel system you might want to check with AMS since they offer a 1000hp fuel SYSTEM. Think system instead of just pumps.
Fuel pump(s)
Fuel line(s)
Regulator
Filter
Fittings
Over here in JDM land, most of the high horsepower street cars use a surge tank setup. There are two different systems.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to a fuel pump(s) inside of the collector tank.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to the collector tank that feeds an inline pump.
The Japanese think collector tanks are better than sumps but in actually the collector tank is just an outboard sump that helps prevent fuel starvation during hard accelaration/decelation and corning.
I am sure you guys have seen these setups because the Runduce EVO has a collector tank mounted in front of it's fuel cell.
Fuel pump(s)
Fuel line(s)
Regulator
Filter
Fittings
Over here in JDM land, most of the high horsepower street cars use a surge tank setup. There are two different systems.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to a fuel pump(s) inside of the collector tank.
Intank feeder pump that supplies fuel to the collector tank that feeds an inline pump.
The Japanese think collector tanks are better than sumps but in actually the collector tank is just an outboard sump that helps prevent fuel starvation during hard accelaration/decelation and corning.
I am sure you guys have seen these setups because the Runduce EVO has a collector tank mounted in front of it's fuel cell.