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Old Jan 18, 2007, 11:12 AM
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Garrett Turbo sizing????

I have a T67-25G Greddy turbo, which would be a similar setup from Garrett?? The GT35 or the GT37????
Old Jan 18, 2007, 11:17 AM
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Old Jan 18, 2007, 11:26 AM
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Well t67 p-trims are = to 37r's. I'm not too sure about your 25g though...
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Originally Posted by KOEvo
Well t67 p-trims are = to 37r's. I'm not too sure about your 25g though...
Isn't the 25g the compressor on the t67?

If thats right the 25g is said to flow 58lb/min max
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Thats what the t67 is, a 25g.
Old Jan 18, 2007, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by T67Evo
Thats what the t67 is, a 25g.
That should right around the gt30r area as far as flow goes the spool up and surging is probably different than the GT series

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The greddy 25g is nowhere near a 37r by any means. It might be closer to a 35r but more so to a 30r.
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Can someone Give an honest answer i'm so confused about this turbo, i see it on a site t67-25g.
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A Greddy "T67" has nothing whatsoever in common with the "T67" as used by Precision, so let any speculation end here.

A Greddy 'T67' is a hybrid of a Mitsubishi turbo, which is made by combining the smaller TD06 turbine with TD07 compressor, which is how they came up with "T67" (same thing as a TD06SH-25G).

The TD07S (25G) compressor is rated at 850cfm, but Greddy mates that compressor to a smaller turbine, almost certainly to make things spool faster. The tradeoff is a PR bottleneck before the compressor is done, which limits power in favor of making it feel better on the street.

As for real world performance, I don't have much info, but the actual results I've seen make it appear to fit somewhere between 50-trim and 3076R - but definitely not in GT35R or GT37R (PT67R) territory.

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i was going to say 3071 power area.
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The 25G or other wise known as the T67 is a good street turbo.
I ran it for a good year until I needed more power. It is very comprable to the GT 30 series turbos. Fast spool but goes flat in the higher boost range.


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i was going to say 3071 power area.
Old Jan 18, 2007, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Ted B
A Greddy "T67" has nothing whatsoever in common with the "T67" as used by Precision, so let any speculation end here.

A Greddy 'T67' is a hybrid of a Mitsubishi turbo, which is made by combining the smaller TD06 turbine with TD07 compressor, which is how they came up with "T67" (same thing as a TD06SH-25G).

The TD07S (25G) compressor is rated at 850cfm, but Greddy mates that compressor to a smaller turbine, almost certainly to make things spool faster. The tradeoff is a PR bottleneck before the compressor is done, which limits power in favor of making it feel better on the street.

As for real world performance, I don't have much info, but the actual results I've seen make it appear to fit somewhere between 50-trim and 3076R - but definitely not in GT35R or GT37R (PT67R) territory.

well put ted.
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This turbo is or clams the same output as a 30R
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Originally Posted by Ted B
A Greddy "T67" has nothing whatsoever in common with the "T67" as used by Precision, so let any speculation end here.

A Greddy 'T67' is a hybrid of a Mitsubishi turbo, which is made by combining the smaller TD06 turbine with TD07 compressor, which is how they came up with "T67" (same thing as a TD06SH-25G).

The TD07S (25G) compressor is rated at 850cfm, but Greddy mates that compressor to a smaller turbine, almost certainly to make things spool faster. The tradeoff is a PR bottleneck before the compressor is done, which limits power in favor of making it feel better on the street.

As for real world performance, I don't have much info, but the actual results I've seen make it appear to fit somewhere between 50-trim and 3076R - but definitely not in GT35R or GT37R (PT67R) territory.
The T67 and the TD06SH-25G are not the same. Greddy makes both models for the EVO, but vendors love to call them both T67 (the customer will never know right?). Both turbo's have a 60.5mm inducer which is 1mm smaller then a GT35R inducer. Like Ted stated above, the T67 is hindered by it's smaller turbine wheel which keeps it in the GT3076R power range. On the other hand, the TD06SH-25G has a much bigger turbine wheel and exducer which really wakes up the turbo (way more lag though). This turbo would be similar to a GT35R with more lag.

Another misconception is that the JUN cars used a T67, when they really used a TD06SH-25G.
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I thought the larger hotside would make it a TD07XX-25G or thereabouts. But then again, I don't profess to be an expert in Mitsubishi turbo nomenclature.


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