+- Welcome to The Australian Hayabusa Club Forum - ARCHIVE ONLY VERSION - NEW REGISTRATIONS & POSTS DISABLED (https://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/MyBB)
+-- Forum: Bike Discussions (https://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/MyBB/forumdisplay.php?fid=35)
+--- Forum: Turbo Talk (https://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/MyBB/forumdisplay.php?fid=41)
+--- Thread: gt35r's at good price (/showthread.php?tid=17360)
gt35r's at good price - Maj - 20-06-2011
Just a heads up for anyone wanting a good drag type turbo from a reputable company
these are currently on special for $1250.00 gst inclusive
http://www.sonicperformance.com.au/SPECIAL-714568_dash_5002/Garrett-GT3582R-Ball-Bearing-4-Bolt-0.82-A_or_R/pd.php
RE: gt35r's at good price - bazman - 20-06-2011
Very interested in this Maj
could you PM me your ph# and advise a good time to ring and discuss a few things about it???
cheers,
baz
RE: gt35r's at good price - the goat - 22-06-2012
Has anyone checked Ebay lately. gt 30/40's 350 bucks, new. Im missing something. Whats going on?
RE: gt35r's at good price - Axe - 22-06-2012
wow, 35's a big turbo.
I'm running a GT2860RS, and even thats big for a 1400cc...
Orsum price though...
I also have a set of housings for a GT2860RS if anyone wants or needs them.
brand new.
Axe
RE: gt35r's at good price - Maj - 22-06-2012
there not garrett, just copys in plain bearing, they may or may not work reliably
2860 is a small turbo Axe ;) my 750 runs a 2871 ............................. but it doesn't do much till 7500rpm, actually found the 2860 choked the exhaust side too much in the Bonneville high altitude where relative density can be 68-7500ft , needed a bigger ex housing when above 24 psi so fitted the bigger turbo
35 is actually fairly usable on the busa , racebusa makes 5 psi by 5000 rpm , keen to try it with the new 1407 cc combo later this weekend
RE: gt35r's at good price - Axe - 23-06-2012
(22-06-2012, 11:52pm)Maj Wrote: there not garrett, just copys in plain bearing, they may or may not work reliably
2860 is a small turbo Axe ;) my 750 runs a 2871 ............................. but it doesn't do much till 7500rpm, actually found the 2860 choked the exhaust side too much in the Bonneville high altitude where relative density can be 68-7500ft , needed a bigger ex housing when above 24 psi so fitted the bigger turbo
35 is actually fairly usable on the busa , racebusa makes 5 psi by 5000 rpm , keen to try it with the new 1407 cc combo later this weekend
Hmm yea right.
Cheers for the info.
Axe
RE: gt35r's at good price - PostmanPete - 24-06-2012
(22-06-2012, 11:52pm)Maj Wrote: there not garrett, just copys in plain bearing, they may or may not work reliably
2860 is a small turbo Axe ;) my 750 runs a 2871 ............................. but it doesn't do much till 7500rpm, actually found the 2860 choked the exhaust side too much in the Bonneville high altitude where relative density can be 68-7500ft , needed a bigger ex housing when above 24 psi so fitted the bigger turbo
35 is actually fairly usable on the busa , racebusa makes 5 psi by 5000 rpm , keen to try it with the new 1407 cc combo later this weekend
It's be interesting to compare dyno readings with the GT28 v GT30 v GT35!! Just to see where the difference lies as far as boost versus revs!
RE: gt35r's at good price - the goat - 24-06-2012
Hey postman. Maj would have 40 pages of Data stashed in a vault, with every hybrid and alternate logged already mate.
