nissan t25 turbo on FRST

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nissan t25 turbo on FRST

Postby dawet56 on Wed Oct 03, 2007 1:55 pm

hi,

has anyone tried this? The turbo is from CA18DET engine... I have a T3 turbo on my frst and because i use it for slalom races i need to reduce this huge turbo lagg. So i was thinking that this smaller t25 should reach full boost sooner.

The best thing would be, if it's possible, to make a hybrid - standard frst T2(exhaust) and this T25(compressor)

any ideas?

best re,

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Re: nissan t25 turbo on FRST

Postby MattPym on Wed Oct 03, 2007 2:49 pm

I'm almost certain i've heard of this being done before cant remember what the results were like!!! :rolleyes:

I know you can also get t25's off of Escort Cosworths and Saab 9000 turbos!



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