Anyone have a TT setup?

[mustangfreak_2001]

I'm over here in Okinawa Japan, and I was on the local Marine base (I'm Air Force) and I was at the junk yard, and there was a bunch of R32 Skyline GTS-t's with the turbos still in the car.

I was thinking I could take 2 of them back home, and maybe have a TT 2.3 fox? The turbo's are feeding a 2.0 straight six, I don't know anything about the turbo's except they are tiny.

 

[Red_LX]

Twin turbos on a four cylinder are a worthless venture...even twin turbos on a six aren't very good, most people with supras and skylines (which both had sequential twin turbos) upgrade to a bigger single turbo instead.

Besides that, factory Skyline turbos totally suck, from what I've heard.

 

[Henceforward]

RB25 turbos are hybrid steel/ceramic design rated stock at 7psi. If you go over 14lbs they blow up.


N1 Skylines started in 1991

Shoot for an N1 ball-bearing turbo-charger out of a silvertop engine.

Or look for a RB26 turbo from a redtop engine.


Also look at these cars also, because they have the same RB20DET engine.

C33 Nissan Laurel
R31 Nissan Skyline
Z31 Nissan Fairlady Z 200ZR-II from 1986 - 1988
R32 Nissan Skyline gts-t from 1989 - 1994
R32 Nissan Skyline gts4 from 1989 - 1994
A31 Nissan Cefiro from 1989 - 1995

 

[mustangfreak_2001]

I knew they are ceramic. I had a R32 GTS-t myself, a decent car. I had bought a RB25 turbo, but I sold the car before I put it on.