ETD Manifold-turbo match
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You're correct that the two turbos are completely different. The T25 is pretty small, and will spool quickly even with partial throttle. It will also run out of steam as redline approaches. The Nissan SR T25 is a better choice. I have not experienced a 16G on a miata, but I say it will be a good choice for some great power.
Before you buy a turbo, post up a new thread to discuss.
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They are.
"mitsu T25" and "DSM T25" are the same thing. DSM = Mitsubishi.
If your asking if T25s are all the same and should all work then the answer is no. The flange will vary by manufactor. The Nissan T25 flange for example is square, while the Mitsubishi flange is round.
The producer of the manifold and downpipe should specify what turbo fits. If they don't...
If your asking if T25s are all the same and should all work then the answer is no. The flange will vary by manufactor. The Nissan T25 flange for example is square, while the Mitsubishi flange is round.
The producer of the manifold and downpipe should specify what turbo fits. If they don't...
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the turbine foot and outlet is completely different...ive covered it many times.
classic garrett vs. mitsu
inlets won't mate, DSM are circles Garretts are square with round corners. plus the sizing is off.
the flanges are also 90* of each other, if you bolt a mistu to a garrett flange, the turbo wont point the way you want it to.
the exhaust flange is completely different.
inlets won't mate, DSM are circles Garretts are square with round corners. plus the sizing is off.
the flanges are also 90* of each other, if you bolt a mistu to a garrett flange, the turbo wont point the way you want it to.
the exhaust flange is completely different.
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