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Old Jul 21, 2011 | 03:28 PM
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VTG 68 mm vs. GT28

Any tests of GT28 vs. VTG 68 mm?

How is the spool?

Rather than putting a set of 68 mm VTGs how would twin GT28s work?
 
Old Jul 21, 2011 | 04:33 PM
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Here's a graph comparing a VTG setup with intake, exhaust and a tune against Switzer's P800 package using Switzer's Tial Alpha 28's.

Granted it's not a 68mm VTG, but these 28's spool within 100rpm's of the stock VTG's.

 

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These turbos are very close in spool and power production, IMO.
My car with A28s and EVOMS programming ran 5.54s 60-130 and a 997tt with 68mm VTGs from Champion ran a 5.50s.
 
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For comparison's sake, here's the dyno of a car with our 68mm VTG's. This sheet is from an AWD Mustang dyno..but OK for comparison's sake.

Keep in mind also that VTG's will always be a much easier install, no cutting required. The also allow you to use factory ECU boost control, rather then an external boost controller (which could fail).

 
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Originally Posted by MBailey
These turbos are very close in spool and power production, IMO.
My car with A28s and EVOMS programming ran 5.54s 60-130 and a 997tt with 68mm VTGs from Champion ran a 5.50s.
Sounds fantastic!
 
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