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im rebuilding my engine with some bigger cams bigger injectors forged bottom end and a few other nitty gritty things and was stuck on which turbo was a good choice. so i was wondering if you guys have has any experience with these turbos how you found them and if you think they would be a lag monster on the RB26 . any help would be greatly apreciated. cheers .

GT3582R - GT3076 - GT3082R

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Ive had a gt3076r .82 293rwkw on rb25 it was ok 2 drive wasnt wow , and the induction whistle noise got boring real fast.

mates rb25 has a gt3082 .63 and its got 287rwkw and its very fun 2 go in, cooks tyres

im now running gt3582r .82 and its not tuned yet but goes ok on 1.4bar , cant wait for tidy up on tune

id prob go gt3582r .82

Please put "GT30XX" or "GT35XX" where XX = 82 or 76 or 82

There are PLENTY of threads covering those turbos now mate, do some reading and learn plenty :ermm:

Heaps of dyno results to have a look as well.

Check both RB26 and RB25, will basically answer all your questions, upto you to decide.

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