Which GReddy T78 suits the RX7

Started by antnicuk, June 20, 2004, 10:48:23 PM

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antnicuk

Does anyone know which model GReddy T78 turbo suits the FD rotary?  GReddy dont print a/r ratios on the housings but they seem to have about 4 different models.   It is a very popular turbo in the us and japan.

I know Gurj has a T78 with good results, you dont happen to know the model of it do you?

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Tony
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gsb876

Hi Mate,

yep i have a T78 but not sure which one it is??? a while ago someone posted a list of turbo\'s and the potential power output if you lookk through the archives it\'ll be there somewhere?:confused:

Gurj
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bnaellis

QuoteOriginally posted by gsb876
Hi Mate,

yep i have a T78 but not sure which one it is??? a while ago someone posted a list of turbo\'s and the potential power output if you lookk through the archives it\'ll be there somewhere?:confused:

Gurj

Those figures in the other post are way out for a rotary engine car.

gsb876

Hi Brian,

yea those figures are alittle optimistic for a rotary but can still be used as a guideline into which turbos make the most power and so forth?

As a T78 on my car makes aronud 460bhp but the same turbo on say a r32 skyline will make up to 780bhp, as have actually seen this for sale. Obviously the rest of the engine would also be upgraded but just quoting

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Timrxmotors

How about a GT51R? I got one if you want one.It\'s big!

antnicuk

it would probably need two 12b\'s to make it spin!
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Timrxmotors

Go on,you know you want it.Flows 100lbs/min,good for 1000hp.

scooby_si

ahhhhhh go on then Tim £50 ya say i\'ll take two http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb008\' target=\'_blank\'>http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/10/10_12_3.gif\' border=0> lol
Si

antnicuk

i\'ll have the GT42 off you for 500 quid!!
400 BHP - 650 KG\'s = 616 BHP Per Ton of Rotary Power

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