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What power level are people getting from a gtx3582r on pump


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Just wanted to know  what power everyone is making from a gtx3582r on 30/25 engines see people making anywhere from 300 to 600 with gt35 turbos.

Most are running e85.

I want to know for pump 98.

And before you say check the dyno results I already have not much there for GTX 35

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If it's a 2.5 it'll be pretty nuggetty.

I have this turbo and on my 98 tune is about what WARLORD mentioned just now. 400kw at about ~23psi.

Mind you, its a RB28 and not a RB25/30. So like always your results will vary.

400kw is good power, How's the response on your GTX3582 at 23psi decent?

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It was about 370 but through an auto, which makes it more responsive in terms of power to road speed that's for sure.
Also a RB28 which has had quite a lot of work.. so I don't think my setup is really that comparable to the OP. But for pure power, I suppose it is.


On a standard RB25 with a manual (IMO) with a 7k rev limit it's just not enough of a powerband. RB26 maybe cause they can rev to 8k. The extra 1000RPM of rev band makes the difference for me. RB30 probably just fine which is why you see it a lot.

However if I was going to that extreme I'd personally get a Borg Warner and love life. The GTX3582 is about as big as you can fit to a stock manifold which is kind of how mine ended up there low mounted, my engine bay is exceptionally boring.

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i had this setup about 8 years ago before E85 and the GTX series turbos were around 

 

GT35 with .78 divided ( twinscoll ) T3 housing 

BP 89 octane 

drop in HKS cam shafts 264 intake 272 exhaust 

standard RB26 bottom end

 360kw @ 19psi

 

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