VTG 68 mm vs. GT28
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.
Granted it's not a 68mm VTG, but these 28's spool within 100rpm's of the stock VTG's.
Last edited by Trevor; Jul 21, 2011 at 04:36 PM.
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).
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).
Sounds fantastic!
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