gt2560r vs EFR6258
#1
gt2560r vs EFR6258
Hi guys, so I am going to turbo my NB2. My power goals are around 240-250whp. I want to stay on stock internals reliably.
I know the efr is a great turbo, but is it with the extra money? If I go with the efr, I will purchase the Trackspeed engineering kit. Price=3k before tax. I will have to wait to save enough money for this.
My other option is the garret gt2560r. If I go this route, I will get the FM manifold and downpipe etc. Price=1700 before tax. I can get this now.
My deadline is the MRLS event in october so I want to have everything dialed in before that event.
I have searched and have not found any comparisons of these two specific turbos on a stock motor. So don't flame me.
I know the efr is a great turbo, but is it with the extra money? If I go with the efr, I will purchase the Trackspeed engineering kit. Price=3k before tax. I will have to wait to save enough money for this.
My other option is the garret gt2560r. If I go this route, I will get the FM manifold and downpipe etc. Price=1700 before tax. I can get this now.
My deadline is the MRLS event in october so I want to have everything dialed in before that event.
I have searched and have not found any comparisons of these two specific turbos on a stock motor. So don't flame me.
#12
Get the 6258. Run at 220hp. Buy used engine or short block and install Ebay rods and some aftermarket pistons while you're enjoying the 220hp. Don't blow up your old engine if you can avoid it. Side-venting the block isn't too bad, even though the sounds it makes are nasty. But setting your pistons free of the annoying tether of the rod will have them impart their kinetic energy onto the valves above. The valves were not designed as shock absorbers and will deform, subsequently sticking out of your head at odd angles.
#17
Get the 6258. Run at 220hp. Buy used engine or short block and install Ebay rods and some aftermarket pistons while you're enjoying the 220hp. Don't blow up your old engine if you can avoid it. Side-venting the block isn't too bad, even though the sounds it makes are nasty. But setting your pistons free of the annoying tether of the rod will have them impart their kinetic energy onto the valves above. The valves were not designed as shock absorbers and will deform, subsequently sticking out of your head at odd angles.