RRM t-28 intercooled turbo
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i was always under the assumption that RRM used the Big T-28 from Forced Performance as that was the turbo their sister company, Road Race Engineering, used (they're next door to each other). On Forced Performance's site, they stick a gt25r CHRA with the biggest wheels that fit in a MHI T-25 housing. if you can confirm you have a stock MHI T-25 housing, call Forced Performance and tell them you need whatever you need changed instead of buying a whole new unit.
if it is a gt2554r chra, its not rebuildable and has to be replaced. Little harder if its been modified.
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The steering wheel mount is for the evolution and is actually from autometer.
I didn't have to replace the housing on the turbo since I actually just damaged the cartridge itself, so I just replaced it.
I didn't have to replace the housing on the turbo since I actually just damaged the cartridge itself, so I just replaced it.
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They wont bolt on since the tubine housings are completely different. A 2871r will make 320-350whp on pump depending on other mods and a 3071r will make 350-380whp on pump depending on other mods.
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I was talking about the turbo also. The t-28 uses a mitsu flange, not a normal garrett flange. you would have to modify the up and downpipe to fit those turbos if you want to use either.
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