gt3076r or tt s205b - Page 2

leecavturbo · 22-09-2013, 12:52

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Originally Posted by ironmatt

Why is that mate?

They don't have any and are not doing production for the foreseeable

ironmatt · 22-09-2013, 13:23

Well thats just typical isnt it lol

adamfitz · 22-09-2013, 13:23

What's the difference between the gtx3076r and 3076hta?

rikosheavr4 · 22-09-2013, 15:59

jaievo6 · 22-09-2013, 16:18

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Originally Posted by drue1

Full boost at 3200
3076 works well on both 2.3 stroker or 2.0

Your getting full boost @ 3200

What inlet are you running stew ?

To the OP the hta 3076 is an awesome bit of kit,you will pay alot less for the stockframed 205/214,but the full kit reigns supreme IMO.

Will G · 22-09-2013, 19:18

I've run the s205 ,s205b and gt3076hta full race and tbh
There is light years between them both in price and performance .
On a budget road use I would go for s205b
If your a sprinter, racer or monthly track day driver and want the most from your set up and are chasing 10ths or less go for the Ross sport gt3076 hta kit as 580hp is achievable with the correct supporting mods .With any race tune set up it needs attention after every outing .IMO if its a road car keep the boost to 1.8 bar on either 3076 or s205b

ironmatt · 22-09-2013, 21:19

Thanks mate thats a very good answer and just the kind of info im looking for

Anyone else?

ironmatt · 23-09-2013, 17:26

Grant620 · 23-09-2013, 17:58

I'm a big fan of the GTX turbos.
Obviously then you will need to be looking at either a full kit, or a stock frame ATP like these:
https://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.php?t=353316
The ATP kits we do are a great value for money, but don't spool as well as full frame.
The MAJOR advantage though is that you can fit this now and if you decide to go full-frame later you just buy a full frame kit and a turbine housing - you don't need a whole new turbo.

ironmatt · 23-09-2013, 23:07

Thanks for that mate. The more research that im doing the more likely i think i am just going to go full frame

Oracle · 24-09-2013, 11:29

blouch is alot better than gtx

rikosheavr4 · 24-09-2013, 11:41

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Originally Posted by Oracle

blouch is alot better than gtx

Could you quantify that?

ironmatt · 24-09-2013, 11:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oracle

blouch is alot better than gtx

what are the differences mate?

i actually have a mate who has a contact at blouch so i can get them for a super cheap price

Oracle · 24-09-2013, 14:47

The gtx is very laggy, I am talking about transient response between gear changes, the area under the curve. The gtx falls flat between gear changes unless you really rev the engine up whereas the Blouch spools up instantly in comparison.

IMHO and experience the Blouch is a better all-round package and the gtx is a step back.

rikosheavr4 · 24-09-2013, 14:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oracle

The gtx is very laggy, I am talking about transient response between gear changes, the area under the curve. The gtx falls flat between gear changes unless you really rev the engine up whereas the Blouch spools up instantly in comparison.

IMHO and experience the Blouch is a better all-round package and the gtx is a step back.

Why is this? Any science? What about compared to the HTA or BW EFR?

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Will G Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: warrington Car: evo ix Posts: 2,486	I've run the s205 ,s205b and gt3076hta full race and tbh There is light years between them both in price and performance . On a budget road use I would go for s205b If your a sprinter, racer or monthly track day driver and want the most from your set up and are chasing 10ths or less go for the Ross sport gt3076 hta kit as 580hp is achievable with the correct supporting mods .With any race tune set up it needs attention after every outing .IMO if its a road car keep the boost to 1.8 bar on either 3076 or s205b

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Oracle Registered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Inside M25! Car: IX FQ360 Posts: 3,153	blouch is alot better than gtx __________________ 800 BHP MAPPED BY ME! ECU Support since 2006 1st to use and Develop ECUFLASH in UK and Pioneered SD 2011 30-130 3rd Position Record Holder in Full ROAD CAR 1st to get 698 bhp from standard GT35r on OEM ECU on SD 548 ATW on V-Power fuel Billet 35R turbo on OEM ECU on SD

24-09-2013, 14:47	#29
Oracle Registered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Inside M25! Car: IX FQ360 Posts: 3,153	The gtx is very laggy, I am talking about transient response between gear changes, the area under the curve. The gtx falls flat between gear changes unless you really rev the engine up whereas the Blouch spools up instantly in comparison. IMHO and experience the Blouch is a better all-round package and the gtx is a step back. __________________ 800 BHP MAPPED BY ME! ECU Support since 2006 1st to use and Develop ECUFLASH in UK and Pioneered SD 2011 30-130 3rd Position Record Holder in Full ROAD CAR 1st to get 698 bhp from standard GT35r on OEM ECU on SD 548 ATW on V-Power fuel Billet 35R turbo on OEM ECU on SD

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