Greddy Turbo Limits
#1
Greddy Turbo Limits
Is it too much to expect the Greddy turbo to be able to put me to 300 whp? I know that stock turbod it's around 240 and with a full exhaust around 270? Can the boost be upped a bit Safely but without rebuilding with stronger internals...Right now I have a Lightweight Pulley so I think I'm probably at around 150 hp to the wheels, maybe 1 or 2 less...
Or should I just go ZPI if I plan on going to about 300? I don't plan on going any higher though because this is my daily driver.
Or should I just go ZPI if I plan on going to about 300? I don't plan on going any higher though because this is my daily driver.
#2
Re: Greddy Turbo Limits
Originally Posted by rodlandscion
Is it too much to expect the Greddy turbo to be able to put me to 300 whp? I know that stock turbod it's around 240 and with a full exhaust around 270? Can the boost be upped a bit Safely but without rebuilding with stronger internals...Right now I have a Lightweight Pulley so I think I'm probably at around 150 hp to the wheels, maybe 1 or 2 less...
Or should I just go ZPI if I plan on going to about 300? I don't plan on going any higher though because this is my daily driver.
Or should I just go ZPI if I plan on going to about 300? I don't plan on going any higher though because this is my daily driver.
#4
And how long could I run at 10-11 PSI before causing significant problems with my car? Assuming that I don't drive into the ground, but I do the occasional redline. Obviously that's a pretty vague question but is it reasonable to assume that my car would last say 80k without me having to replace things that normally wouldn't need replacing
#6
Originally Posted by zer0
The tC has been shown to handle over 300whp with an impecable tune. Tuning is key.
#7
ok cool thanks for the info. And one other quick question...as I don't want to make another pointless thread. Why is the Turbonetics kit so much more expensive than the Greddy kit w/ management? The only things I noticed are the bigger turbo and intercooler, yet the make around the same whp...
#10
Greddy is one of the biggest and most trusted aftermarket companies in existence along with HKS. I knew about them even before i got into tuning. Since its official introduction , it has easily become the fastest selling turbo kit for the scion tc
#12
Originally Posted by krdshrk
There's still more you can do after the exhaust too. Meth injection, turbo cams, pulleys, Lightened flywheel (Frees up HP).
I heard that lighter pulleys are not safe to run them in turbo cars?
Is this true?
#13
I love my greddy kit and will be taking it to the dyno the 14th to get it tuned up to 10 psi i have a catback exhaust and lightweight flywheel i will let you know what the numbers end up at
#15
wow... that is a pretty cool dealership... you guys will install the turbos in house? if so, what is your service manager going to do in an engine failure claim from a greddy turbo tc? fix it free?
#16
Well I'm not sure if we're going to do installs here. It's all kind of up in the air until I really sit down and talk to them about that very thing. Not sure how we'd go about warrantying something like that.
#17
Originally Posted by Revilo
Originally Posted by krdshrk
There's still more you can do after the exhaust too. Meth injection, turbo cams, pulleys, Lightened flywheel (Frees up HP).
I heard that lighter pulleys are not safe to run them in turbo cars?
Is this true?
#19
Originally Posted by Revilo
Originally Posted by Revilo
Originally Posted by krdshrk
There's still more you can do after the exhaust too. Meth injection, turbo cams, pulleys, Lightened flywheel (Frees up HP).
I heard that lighter pulleys are not safe to run them in turbo cars?
Is this true?
#20
Originally Posted by zer0
Stock pulley is fine... Save for a Flywheel when you change your clutch. It will be needed with turbo applications...TQ kills clutches fast.