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I'm only guessing but surely that run was done with an engine dynomometre . Its easy with a well set up one to create the sorts of engine loads that are impossible to sustain in the real world . High figures would not be hard to get with that engine at a constant rpm/load ie no acceleration losses .

Just on HKS's T51R series turbos , don't forget their GT42 turbines use a smaller trim than Garrets same family turbos (GT4294R/GT4202R) ie 76T vs 84T though the housings are very different . Other turbos such as Garretts GT4088R and the more recent GT4094R are getting up with the T51RKAI anyway . Ask Full Race Geoff what he gets out of GT4088R's .

Cheers .

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I'm only guessing but surely that run was done with an engine dynomometre . Its easy with a well set up one to create the sorts of engine loads that are impossible to sustain in the real world . High figures would not be hard to get with that engine at a constant rpm/load ie no acceleration losses .

Just on HKS's T51R series turbos , don't forget their GT42 turbines use a smaller trim than Garrets same family turbos (GT4294R/GT4202R) ie 76T vs 84T though the housings are very different . Other turbos such as Garretts GT4088R and the more recent GT4094R are getting up with the T51RKAI anyway . Ask Full Race Geoff what he gets out of GT4088R's .

Cheers .

thanks Disco, one of the other thoughts i had was maybe they plotted Hp/ps instead of kw by mistake.

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150kw @ 3000rpm

450kw @ 4000rpm

660kw @ 6500rpm

That looks pretty impressive to me. What do you guys think? Could this be off an engine dyno not a chassis dyno?

Anyone have much experience with the Kai? They seem fairly popular in the Uk.

Merry Christmas

These are ENGINE FIGURES, not rear wheel figures. Plus they would not be running pump 98 with 2bar boost.

And it certainly wouldnt outperform a T04Z in "every way" as the the 0.86 rear t04z would be a more usable street turbo than the 1.00 rear t51.

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