Subject	Do not forget turbine capacity/efficiency.
Posted by	Chip(GMS Racing) on January 08, 2005 at 11:56 AM
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In Reply To	What is the flow rate of the GT28R? posted by Marshall on January 07, 2005 at 12:50 PM
Message	Although not directly related to this question, GT28R will not make near the HP of a GT28RS/GT2530. The GT28R has a 53mm 62 trim 11 blade T25 turbine wheel (same as GT25R), GT28RS/GT2530 has a higher flowing 53.85mm 76 trim 9 blade GT25 turbine wheel. There is a ~12% flow difference in turbine wheels and 3% efficiency difference with the same A/R.
Follow Ups	What is the flow rate of the GT28R? - Marshall 12:50:09 01/07/05 Thanks for posting something new... - ZXRider 12:58:38 01/07/05 HakenTT incapable of sharing accurate technical information. (n/m) - ni[X]it 14:13:18 01/07/05 I know Nixit...just that when he posts - ZXRider 16:13:37 01/07/05 nixit should be banned - HakenTT 19:19:35 01/07/05 AM telling you dude GT28R rock! (n/m) - HakenTT 19:20:16 01/07/05 Where is your dyno? Your opinion don't mean crap. (n/m) - AzHeat 23:25:23 01/07/05 ~A+B/C2-W2=U+C2/A-DB~, damn motor/numberhead!!!!!! (n/m) - Keith58 21:15:42 01/07/05 Do not forget turbine capacity/efficiency. - Chip(GMS Racing) 11:56:21 01/08/05 I'm still not quite sure where that falls into place. - Marshall 10:51:22 01/09/05 Two sites: www.turbocalculator.com and - SirpriZ 12:52:25 01/08/05 Thanks, I'll check those sites out. (n/m) - Marshall 10:52:02 01/09/05
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