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I have standard ceramic turbos fitted to a 97 R33 GTR Vspec.

I want to know what are the fastest spooling aftermarket turbos that will produce around 500-600hp?

Drivability is the key. I dont want massive hp between 7000 and 8000 rpm.

cost is also a factor. Thinking about the Garrett 707160-7 turbos.

Any Thoughts?

Thanks

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I have standard ceramic turbos fitted to a 97 R33 GTR Vspec.

I want to know what are the fastest spooling aftermarket turbos that will produce around 500-600hp?

Drivability is the key. I dont want massive hp between 7000 and 8000 rpm.

cost is also a factor. Thinking about the Garrett 707160-7 turbos.

Any Thoughts?

Thanks

Does the 707160-7 have the GTR type flange already do you know?

I was looking at that too - as it appears to have similar specs to GT-SS.. Is this your thinking too?

Most people seem to be suggesting the 707160-5..

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The tried and proven option round here for a streetable car with a usable 500-600hp would be a set of 2530s.

There are plenty of cars on these forums with 2530s and they love em.  Great on the track too!

For a street driven GTR they are the best option.....not too bad on the strip either

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