Ultimate Supra 2JZ Dyno Turbo Test - Garrett G30 vs G35

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
  • Our MKIV Toyota Supra 2JZ-GTE hit the dyno to test turbos, the Garrett G-Series G30 and G35 series turbochargers.
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  • @albonfilms
    @albonfilms 2 года назад +131

    This legit answered so many questions I've had for years about JZ flow and turbo sizing. Appreciate you guys for getting into the nitty gritty here!!

    • @hellghost1410
      @hellghost1410 Год назад

      Will the results be somewhat the same for RB26’s?

    • @EatMyPropwash
      @EatMyPropwash Год назад

      @@hellghost1410 completely different motor, timing control is completely different, cam setup, etc…. So no.

    • @leighmanton7298
      @leighmanton7298 2 месяца назад

      ​@@hellghost1410have A watch of motive video they had a g35 1050 video for the RB

    • @hellghost1410
      @hellghost1410 2 месяца назад +1

      @@leighmanton7298 thanks mate yeah I already had a look and went for almost a 1:1 of their build

    • @leighmanton7298
      @leighmanton7298 2 месяца назад

      @@hellghost1410 nice one 👍🏼 what size ar did you get for the g35? Is it on boost before 5k?

  • @claudiumxg1
    @claudiumxg1 Год назад +20

    The 0.83 Ar housing should have been tested on G35. That is the sweet spot

    • @haydnrzsupra
      @haydnrzsupra 7 дней назад

      That’s what my g35-900 turbo has a 0.83 Ar housing 😎

  • @loete13
    @loete13 2 года назад +13

    Amazing job. Love the content. Nice to have creators that speak to those that enjoy more of the nuances of performance and engineering. You did a good job making it more in depth without being overwhelming. The community needs more of this.

  • @griffengardner
    @griffengardner 2 года назад +27

    I’m seriously amazed how nicely you guys went through all of the data. Thank you for making it so easy to understand and for going to all that trouble just to help educate your audience. What an amazing episode!

  • @jrbuch
    @jrbuch 2 года назад +3

    I love that sound of the turbo spooling up and that deep whistle, combined with that awesome straight six sound. 10/10!

  • @aphex28
    @aphex28 2 года назад +3

    So cool seeing you guys work with Franz! Absolute top notch tuner and he makes some really amazing wiring harnesses. I met him back in the day when he worked with the DSG(Dent Sport Garage) guys and it's so great watching him get this kind of recognition.
    Great vid!

  • @FrankBoehler_apex1984
    @FrankBoehler_apex1984 2 года назад +14

    This must be one of the most informative videos on the channel. Thanks for doing the research, guys. I'm sure it will save lots of people the hassle of guessing what setup will work best for their needs, with there being as many opinions as people out there. Your findings also seem to confirm the big mystery of the small compressor housing not working as expected on my S13's GT2871R.

  • @BigAl22
    @BigAl22 2 года назад +1

    Really enjoyed both halves of the video!! You guys are always enjoyable to watch and informative 😎

  • @drechsla
    @drechsla 2 года назад +1

    This was a truly cool test you guys did, did not expect the spool characteristics to change and improve so much by upsizing exhaust housings. High Quality content from SA as usual. DP you're looking svelte bro, keep up the good work.

  • @berniemac6835
    @berniemac6835 2 года назад +1

    Appreciate you guys doing this kind of back to back testing

  • @rynev3392
    @rynev3392 2 года назад +1

    Great back to back testing, I love this kind of content. Keep up the great work guy’s

  • @DahakaCL
    @DahakaCL 2 года назад +7

    30 minutes of pure gold.
    Guys, you have here, in your channel everything we need to learn, listen and share. The data followed by feedback is the most precious we human beings can have, numbers without knowledge are useless and this transcends in all professions, hobbies and little things in life even!.
    I'm looking forward upgrade my S3 8P as well and i want to maintain as much as possible the throttle response and this video is a HUGE guide to what should i look into it.

  • @ricardo9628
    @ricardo9628 2 года назад +1

    Been waiting for this video for over a year! Awesome job guys!

  • @johnny_gtr
    @johnny_gtr 2 года назад +34

    For a street car, I'd be setting that G30 on the 1.01 housing - and then mapping in boost by gear, letting it rip in 4/5/6 and reigning it in for 1/2/3.
    Would make an awesome street car.

    • @aero5937
      @aero5937 2 года назад

      true

    • @Skirk84
      @Skirk84 2 года назад +6

      Yeah, but Supras long ratio's you'll find that full boost by 3rd is fine. I run 15psi in 1st (600+whp), 19psi(700whp) in 2nd and 26psi(850whp) in 3rd onwards. Sometimes i knock 3rd down to 22-23psi depending on traction and tire condition. But you get about 110mph out of 3rd gear, so there's no need in limiting boost above 70mph. I only change into 3rd around 60-65mph.

    • @johnny_gtr
      @johnny_gtr 2 года назад +1

      @@Skirk84 on my old TT6, I needed to boost holding back in 3rd as well, on a 275/40 18 tyre. The Syvecs TC was cutting in, so I brought the boost down till the TC wasn’t kicking in too much in the logs
      Hated the noise of it missing…

    • @kyrujames
      @kyrujames 2 года назад +1

      I make more power than this in my 2j car with my gtx3582r and used to use boost by gear with my 235's as it was needed but with 275/60/15 MT ET Streets totally not necessary. With a good compound it should hook with full boost due to the powerband.

    • @AmirPomen
      @AmirPomen 2 года назад +7

      G30-101 is the best fun street car...
      But sadly they didnt try G35-83 which i suspect will be the best compromise for higher rpm flow and keeping better spool (they gone full circle getting slow spool like g30-63 when using g35 with 101 housing) 😓

  • @sepg5084
    @sepg5084 2 года назад +20

    G35 + 83 would have been interesting to see.
    And when it comes to response, i think Japanese builds are where it's at. Japanese builds rarely go north of 700 hp because they don't use big turbos, and they also focus a lot on suspension tuning.

    • @ssjdavid
      @ssjdavid Год назад +1

      They rarely go over 450. Buddy

  • @kreparAZ
    @kreparAZ 2 года назад +2

    very cool episode boys! always love these detailed comparisons esp with tuners giving us the WHY. the supra rips!

  • @jwppp._1810
    @jwppp._1810 2 года назад

    I just wanna say, i think speed academy has some of the most tasteful builds/car collections on youtube. And all the info you get from these build videos is unmatched. I love when y’all get into the nitty gritty on these builds. I’ve been watching since the Targa Newfoundland build, it’s amazing to see how far y’all have come!!! Here’s to many more builds!!!🍻

  • @LeaMedhurst
    @LeaMedhurst 2 года назад +1

    Amazing Content, really enjoyed the way you guys put this together and always anchoring back to the goals for the car. Thanks so much

  • @michaelgleason4791
    @michaelgleason4791 2 года назад

    Man that car is just so beautiful. So cool that you guys got to Dyno all those different turbo setups.

  • @Killerconceptz
    @Killerconceptz 2 года назад

    Can’t wait to see this race, these 2 will be a great matchup with the Supra hitting boost early in lower gear, that gtr is going to kill in the corners though. Looking forward to it and thanks for keeping us entertained Pete and Dave!

  • @tlparkin134
    @tlparkin134 2 года назад

    I really enjoy this analytical type of video. Keep it up guys, love your channel!

  • @hiddenmist2
    @hiddenmist2 2 года назад

    Thank you for the deep dive into the curves! Love hearing about the analysis where you look at the overall power band, rather than just the peak numbers. The earlier spool of the G30 and the increased power/torque at lower RPMs was pretty interesting to see.

  • @zacharynewton2361
    @zacharynewton2361 2 года назад

    This was a great deep dive! Just as interesting, if not more, than a build series. I hope to see the same conversation about the GT-R prior to track time. Thank you for sharing your hard work!

  • @Martin.ac.85
    @Martin.ac.85 2 года назад

    I just got to the point when you explained what you plan to test back to back on the dyno. Epic guys, thanks for this.

  • @g-mane7497
    @g-mane7497 9 месяцев назад +1

    I still appreciate this video so much for the 2jz community. Great job guys.

  • @andrewb7057
    @andrewb7057 2 года назад +2

    Finally someone making a proper video of testing all the housing garrett turbos are so great loved this vid dont think people are even realising this is minimal power car has a cat and e85 would be a massive jump

  • @jamest5149
    @jamest5149 2 года назад

    Great content guys… good to see these back to back, data laden.

  • @Ballsandweiner
    @Ballsandweiner 2 года назад +5

    Good choice going with the G30 1.01ar. Perfect street/track setup.

  • @AngelFloyd27
    @AngelFloyd27 2 года назад +5

    What a great video guys, fantastic stuff. For me, the most interesting things were actually on the second part of the video. In my humble opinion, I'd pick the G30 turbo with the 83 housing for better response. Looking at the graphic, yeah, both housings are spooling alright after 4500 at peak boost, but it's not only the shifting point, but the posibility to hold a gear lower in the revs and have a better pick up in the middle range, around 3500-4000 rpm, with the advantage of losing less time shifting, specially in the second to third gear shifts. But I get what Francis says about the 101 housing, it's easier to modulate the throttle if the response isn't that snappy. I don't know... I'm an NA guy, don''t mind me, lol. Cool stuff guys, love it as always.

  • @755hp
    @755hp 2 года назад +5

    I’ve been eyeing the G-series turbos for my next iteration build on my 2JZGTE swapped Mk3 Supra: and this video just demonstrated exactly what I’ve been wondering about which size turbocharger to choose!
    Beautifully done guys - thank so much for this content!

    • @Godeepgts11
      @Godeepgts11 Год назад +1

      I somehow find you on every video I watch 😅 hope all is well buddy!

    • @755hp
      @755hp Год назад +1

      @@Godeepgts11 Where there’s a Supra, there I am. 😂 All is good bro; I hope the same with you. ✌️😎

  • @mikeyp8020
    @mikeyp8020 2 года назад

    Any supra content is good content haha
    It was a great video with all that data and your thought process with the build.
    Can't wait to see this tear up the track. Keep smashing it fellas.

  • @carnyx_
    @carnyx_ 2 года назад

    Great video guys! Love this technical stuff, super interesting and helpful

  • @Jaspereyne
    @Jaspereyne 2 года назад +2

    Amazing to see the effect of using proper fuel in a performance car!

  • @joeshaw123
    @joeshaw123 2 года назад

    Amazing video. I wish someone would do this kind of in-depth back to back on a 1J, but this is still so informative and well presented. Loved the techy 2nd half of the vid.

    • @madkas14
      @madkas14 2 года назад

      True, the 2j gets all the love lol.

  • @hpfstrawn1071
    @hpfstrawn1071 6 месяцев назад

    Finally a turbo sized for normal power and not 1000+ HP! This was an awesome comparison of turbines and housings. I learned a lot from this, very very cool!

  • @casefc3s
    @casefc3s 2 года назад

    I love it! Tons of great data and information, especially since I'm currently struggling to pick a modern turbo upgrade for my car right now too :)

  • @sjh9812
    @sjh9812 2 года назад +4

    Lots of cool info. Wish we coulda seen the .83 on the g35, but the g30 1.01 was cool too. Good choice fellas thanks for the video.

  • @redboy81
    @redboy81 2 года назад

    One of the best video I've seen on RUclips. Turbo sizes, exhaust housings, pump vs 105, air box, filters, all the graph, etc.
    Only thing missing is seeing the plots for the boost pressures and air/fuel ratios 😉
    Having in the tuner giving some insights is really awesome for understanding. Keep it up guys. The Supra will dominate on the track 😈
    I would have kept the G35-900....future turbo on my 7MGTE 😎 or a comparable Boost Lab one. 🤔 That's the size I'm aiming for after my old ball bearing 67mm.
    Unbelievable now how a 62mm turbo can outclass an old 67mm.

  • @cookie-hf5ww
    @cookie-hf5ww 2 года назад

    Omfg I'm so exited. Your content is really amazing man. Keep it all up. Love the 30 min as well

  • @miguelare3
    @miguelare3 2 года назад

    God damn! This is going to be a great face off between the R34 and the Supra man cannot wait! Awesome videos like always Dave and Pete!

  • @in54ne82
    @in54ne82 2 года назад

    Great video! Thank you for this 🙏

  • @TheKaptainKombat
    @TheKaptainKombat 2 года назад +2

    Pete and Dave I’m so excited to hop onto your channel every time you guys upload. I haven’t got much into hands on modifying, or track driving but your channel has got me so much more excited about it just seeing you; showing off your community, talking about the nitty gritty, and the love y’all have for what you do is just so infectious to me. I can’t wait to see the R34 and the Supra face off, no matter who wins you two now have some absolute, minty unobtanium in your fleet that I hope put big smiles on your faces every time you drive. Thank you for going through all the effort to put this out there

  • @jamest5149
    @jamest5149 2 года назад +1

    The Super turnout a beauty. You must be proud of the hard work to get here.

  • @apexvisiontv
    @apexvisiontv Год назад

    Great content! Considering me and my buddy talking about turbos for the 2j this is perfect!

  • @lamboferruccio
    @lamboferruccio 2 года назад

    Great video and yeah love the nerdy stuff keep it coming!

  • @danielstoscup755
    @danielstoscup755 2 года назад +1

    Excited to see this, guys.

  • @EddyEP2
    @EddyEP2 Год назад

    I have the disadvantage of not knowing anything about turbo’s and not having english as my native language but man, I’ve enioyed this video sooooo much. Especially the dyno runs, I had my soundsystem on full volume to hear that beautiful music that engine makes❤️

  • @squiggsgarage8601
    @squiggsgarage8601 2 года назад +1

    Only an info-nerd watches until the very end. That's me, I'm an info-nerd.🤓 Keep it up guys!!! One of the best channels on RUclips!!!!!!! Great balance info on the tech, how to, and all other aspects of car content!!😎😎😎

  • @LaGantoise
    @LaGantoise 2 года назад +1

    Very educational video! More of these please should you have the opportunity.
    Personally I would have went with the G30 and 0.83 housing.

  • @YakuzaJZ
    @YakuzaJZ 2 года назад

    Was about to go to sleep but hell yeah new vid! So keen for this one

  • @boersmaracing
    @boersmaracing 2 года назад +4

    VP MS109 (109 octane) is unleaded and oxygenated if you’re ever needing more then 105 octane. It’s what we run in our car and has been amazing. Great video, love the comparison work you guys did, that’s a lot of work for some amazing information and data!

    • @TML34
      @TML34 2 года назад +1

      E85 is about 109 octane and probably half the price of race gas, so there’s that. Plus it has far superior cooling properties. Too bad we can’t get it at the pump in Ontario.

    • @aaronb1320
      @aaronb1320 2 года назад

      Actually if you use the same octane numbers, the Sunoco is 110 RON, and the MS109 is 109. Sunoco use the AKI numbers, (so 105) rather than the Motor or Ron numbers. The Sunoco EVO10 actually has a slightly higher oxygen content than the MS109, plus doesnt contain MTBE, so wont eat your engine bits.

  • @NeonDude20
    @NeonDude20 2 года назад

    Great video with all the comparisons! One suggestion: it would have been helpful to bring up a table with key attributes you guys were looking for out of the setup (IE spool, peak power, boost pressure, race gas performance, pump gas performance, etc) in the first column, and then have each setup filled in with the characteristics as you went. Maybe it was just me, but I had a hard time keeping track with all the options.
    What a great video to show all these options though!

  • @koltface
    @koltface 2 года назад +1

    I really wanted to see dyno hits from 5,000 or 6,000 rpm to actually compare response. I feel like rolls from down low can't really tell the full story. Needless to say I still really like that you guys talked it all the way through. Still stoked on a 2J response build instead of yet another dyno queen.

  • @mscott7426
    @mscott7426 2 года назад

    This was a great video, thanks!

  • @japhethambutsi4961
    @japhethambutsi4961 9 месяцев назад

    This has just answered all my questions about turbo sizing on my stock 2j. The point on having all the power top end that is not usable on the street is legit.

  • @jamest5149
    @jamest5149 2 года назад +1

    The biggest advantage of the big turbos is taking out stress on the engine and drive line. Lowering IAT’s and EGT’s is massive for engine longevity and able to lap consistently without having to stop all the time to cool down.

  • @mixxeerr
    @mixxeerr 7 месяцев назад

    Really really informative... thank you so much.

  • @SXF_turbo
    @SXF_turbo 2 года назад +3

    So much work and just as much data. Thank you very much, this helps a lot of guys out there.
    IMO you should have gone with the 0.8 housing on the G30 for a street car. You had ~70ft lbs more tq right before 4k rpm with the smaller housing, that's nearly 20% more tq, but you only gain like 20-30hp up top with the 1.01 housing (which is only ~5% difference).
    Car looks and sounds amazing btw =)

    • @dennisrobinson8008
      @dennisrobinson8008 Год назад

      This vid solidified how important ar is and made it clear for a 400 to 500whp 3.0L the gt30 .83 or .86 ar is the way to go.

  • @lachaineal
    @lachaineal 2 года назад

    Dave, that shirt at the end is killer haha, can't wait to see some street pull👌

  • @benny6712
    @benny6712 2 года назад

    Wow 🤩, it’s 2:51am in Guam and this video was uploaded just 4 hours ago.
    Can’t wait to watch this whole video later 😂

  • @FredAllenBurge
    @FredAllenBurge 2 года назад

    Great video guys!👏

  • @jamest5149
    @jamest5149 2 года назад +50

    Proves what I have been saying for years, a well built engine running a modern turbo always responds better on the bigger turbo, the IAT’s drop, less boost needed and the bigger turbos give better fuel economy.
    Another advantage, the big turbos also give a form of boost by gear, in 1st and second engine rpm acceleration means they push slightly less boost which is good for clutches and grip, 3rd gear and up the turbo spool match’s or exceeds rpm gain so you get max power… really enhances the big engine warp speed feel in the car.
    Try the two larger turbo sizes on the street and see what you like. Another option is have a switchable map so as the turbos are easily exchanged you could run a smaller turbo on the street and a big boy for the track… But I cannot see you go small now.

    • @clarkescollectibles
      @clarkescollectibles 2 года назад +2

      Thats cool, the second paragraph explains a lot of Honda turbo builds in particular. 3rd and 4th always pull harder even without a boost by gear computer setup

    • @Skirk84
      @Skirk84 2 года назад +2

      I agree as long as it's not laggy. But i run a 67mm turbo on mine vs the g35's 62mm and mine is more responsive than this setup, i run boost by gear and am not stressing turbo, engine etc until i get into three higher gears. On e85 im making around 480kw atw on 15psi (low boost). Easy power. And 410kw on pump. Both great for street and super responsive, full boost at 3000rpm

    • @Singleturbo-sk9qp
      @Singleturbo-sk9qp 2 года назад

      Id run a borgwarner s366 sxe

    • @bigjdm5460
      @bigjdm5460 Год назад

      @@Skirk84 what turbo are u running and what A/R? Also what exhaust manifold (twin scroll or Single) and cams?

  • @friguy4444
    @friguy4444 2 года назад

    Thank you guys for the great content and cars!! I like your channel and the builds you've been doing this last year big time. Thank you. I do think that one of the things I'm disappointed in is that there seems to be no interaction between you guys (even if whomever is reading the comments is from a team of people we don't know LOL). I never see any response from the channel in the comments section. So questions seem pointless to ask and that makes any community feel here seem non existent. Or at best only one sided. I'd like to ask about the choice to run a smaller intercooler and the idea of better low down torque and power for street fun and enjoyment. But it's pointless as you don''t interact. That's what I mean. But thank you for the great stuff!!

    • @speedacademy
      @speedacademy  2 года назад

      Youre not looking hard enough, we answer questions all the time. We simply cant answer them all though

  • @RBGgermanKX250F
    @RBGgermanKX250F 2 года назад +4

    Not into supras or JZs but this one looks nice. Enjoyed the video but felt few things could have been improved / more thorough.
    I think the G35 with .83 housing would really have been a good test and may have been a great compromise between the G30 & 1.01 and the G35 & 1.01.
    MAP trace at the very least would have been nice. Either as part of the ECU logs or connected to the dyno.
    ECU logs with turbo speed sensor would be nice to see.
    Obviously wasnt planned and but for something like this seeing pressure ratio and EGTs would be extremely valuable.
    Also don't think that "larger" filter was the solution to the restriction.
    Airbox closed 486whp
    Airbox open 506 whp (difference peak 20hp / 4%)
    Small filter & airbox closed 617whp
    "Big" filter 632whp (difference peak 15hp / 2.5%)
    To simulate road conditions at least marginally more could have tried moving the blue fan closer to see if there was any difference there.
    The wavy dyno chart up top is slightly concerning as that's already got a smoothing factor of 5.
    Thanks for the videos guys ✌🏻

  • @subie5947
    @subie5947 8 месяцев назад

    Great video guys! It helps a lot to choose a turbo for my project. Thanks a lot) BTW why you didn't choose twinscroll setup to get even earlier spool?

  • @emersonc1210
    @emersonc1210 2 года назад

    Im happy I sat all the way through that to hear the vinnegar strokes jokes. You got a full blown lol out of me.

  • @lewisfoster4584
    @lewisfoster4584 2 года назад

    That is the best turbo blow off sound I have ever heard on a Supra.

  • @StanceStaggerMedia
    @StanceStaggerMedia 2 года назад +1

    If low and responses what you’re after I’m surprised you’re not using a VVTI head, That paired with the G 35 turbo a truly give you the best of both worlds

  • @mixxeerr
    @mixxeerr Месяц назад

    Gem of a video... thank you.

  • @johnshaw3208
    @johnshaw3208 2 года назад

    Holly cow! That supra made so much power, it blew off the air filter!lol. Love there approach to making usable power and not focusing on peak numbers.

  • @donmynack
    @donmynack 2 года назад

    Love this build!

  • @alextam4118
    @alextam4118 2 года назад

    Thanks for the effort

  • @ScottMerrihew
    @ScottMerrihew 2 года назад +47

    EARLY SPEED ACADEMY UPLOADS. WHAT YEAR IS IT!?

  • @stevenlopez412
    @stevenlopez412 2 года назад

    Damn. Damndamn. That thing is gorgeous. AND built RIGHT! Tune for fun and longevity, not numbers

  • @muskytuned
    @muskytuned 2 года назад

    Great Comparison video guys! It would be nice to do a comparison with a nice tubular turbo manifold versus that log manifold. In my experience those log manifolds choke up the engine just like that small .61 turbine housing did.

  • @antbymcnair4297
    @antbymcnair4297 2 года назад +1

    This 2J sounds Sofa King awesome! Great job DP and get ready to spank that GTR

  • @chrisplunkett4267
    @chrisplunkett4267 2 года назад +1

    Hope you guys do this type of testing on the S15 too. Would be great to know how the SR20 reacts to different rear housing sizes.

  • @do_italldayeveryday820
    @do_italldayeveryday820 2 года назад

    Perfect build 👌

  • @LJMR22
    @LJMR22 2 года назад

    You guys are awesome 🔥

  • @epiccheatmealday1180
    @epiccheatmealday1180 2 года назад

    Love gifts presented in my YT notifications. Now time to settle in and enjoy.

  • @Rythyms
    @Rythyms 2 года назад

    Fantastic and informative video on the differences and nuances of small deliberate upgrades and their results. Using data and knowledge from your tuner is the best way to modify and build cars. MKIV Supra owner here and mine is built. I am interested to know how cool your IATs (intake air temps) and engine stays during street, stop and go, and track driving. Mine is also built to be a street/road course car.

  • @TyMYLINE
    @TyMYLINE 2 года назад

    Amaziiiiing ep guys!!!

  • @firebladelover7
    @firebladelover7 9 месяцев назад

    Love the show boys great content. I knew the twin turbo Gtr with less power and 4/11 gears would beat the single turbo Supra, the smaller twins on the Gtr make a load more torque so much earlier in the rev range and I would guess a whole lot more torque revs for revs than the supra,that's why nissan went down the twin route because they wanted response!. I also get confused when north American based youtubers say race track, because you mean drag strip,in the U.K. when we say race track we mean circuit. Thankyou boy's keep it up,would love to see more in depth engine builds being an engineer. ❤

  • @96SupraTT
    @96SupraTT 2 года назад +7

    Always love your MKIV content! Few notes from experience: 1) The G30-770 is way too small of a compressor at 58mm for a 3.0L 2JZ. Even the 35 series at 62mm is undersized. Boost threshold will be good, but you have to seriously de-tune in the lower rpms due to the quick onset of torque capable of bending stock rods. 58s and 62s will bend stock rods quick even at meager peak hp. You're better off using a larger compressor because you're having to tune out any response capability of these tiny turbos and your dyno graphs reflect this. A 64mm compressor with a .84 or 1.01 AR seems to be the Goldilocks for stock rods and the closest Garrett option is their FP GT3786R-HTA. 2) As for cams, you mention "GSC 272", but they don't make those. :) Their S1s are 269 and their S2s are 274. I forget which you have? Hopefully S1s as S2s are for 71mm+ per even GSC. S2 or even 272s (HKS or BC) only show gains above 8000rpm with noticeable losses below that across the curve with 71mm+. On a 58-62mm it's all loss vs S1 or 264s. Cheers!

    • @damnitdang
      @damnitdang 2 года назад

      What you think of the pte 6262 .68ar? All stock internals 2jz gte.

    • @96SupraTT
      @96SupraTT 2 года назад +2

      @@damnitdang pte 6262 is basically a G35 series Garrett. Too much low rpm torque unless seriously detuned for stock rods. Do searches on supraforums for this overwhelming concensus. 6466 minimum. A larger turbo might seem worse for keeping stock internals happy, but it's low rpm torque, not high rpm hp that will bend the rods. For better low end response do a 4" dp, stock intake manifold, mild cams or even stock, and E85 if possible. It's all a balancing act with stock rods. Or build the lower with 10:1 compression and send it.

    • @damnitdang
      @damnitdang 2 года назад

      @@96SupraTT very informative thanks!, only think is my motor is completely stock. And plan on keeping it that way ,unopen.. until I need to fix it. I bought it from my buddy like this . But it jist have cheap tubular manifold, pte 6262dbb .68ar, sard800cc, old aem v1, fpr. 3inch DP. Will be doing a 4-4.5" DP fender exit. It's a s30 chassy.
      I'm redoing the ecu. Bought a emu black, flying leads. And soon a pmu16. Goal is 500-600 91-e85. I was thinking of saving up for a BW8474 black. They say it's a good turbo even for stock 2jz. I'll probably stick to a .83ar if I go that route. My current setup is responsive. Which is good.

    • @bigjdm5460
      @bigjdm5460 2 года назад +1

      I personally have Manley Htuff rods , GTE pistons , GSC S1 Cams and springs to retainers. I was thinking G30-900 1.01AR on e85 or the 1.21AR. a responsive 600whp

    • @visa5175
      @visa5175 Год назад

      Isnt the turbine more problematic beacuse its so small if u compare good old hx35 has 70/60 turbine g30 has 60/55

  • @luminiferousaether6151
    @luminiferousaether6151 2 года назад

    This video is what I expect from SA. Teaching us what the actual demonstrable and measurable differences parts make on any given project so we can all decide which mods are worth it. Academies Teach.

  • @Dirtyz1234
    @Dirtyz1234 2 года назад +2

    I know it's not apples to apples, but I love these videos because I'm trying to choose a turbo for the M54b30 in my e46

    • @bluesrike
      @bluesrike 2 года назад

      Same here. I'm probably never going to own an R34 GT-R, but I get a kick out of finding the best, responsive turbo for an RB26.

  • @mrphiscal
    @mrphiscal 2 года назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @BadDFWDrivers
    @BadDFWDrivers 2 года назад

    Great video!

  • @drewdavis239
    @drewdavis239 2 года назад

    we need more back to back turbo testing.... this is the info ive been looking for. 500hp suprised you did not do 3" cat back.

  • @bondmcnugget
    @bondmcnugget 2 года назад

    To me this is thebest looking supra thanks to the colour and wheel combo.

  • @dledsdleds432
    @dledsdleds432 Год назад

    After all the very interesting content I got answers to a lot of questions but gaind even more 😂.
    When artec launched the manifold I instantly bought one together with an G30-770 .83. hunting the ultimate response. Difference is I'm using a Vvti and 264° by Titan... I was hoping for 500 at the wheels...as I see now, that's not going to happen without an intake or porting... but on the other hand 10psi below 3000 is nearly as good as stock😅

  • @JAW636Jesse
    @JAW636Jesse 2 года назад +8

    Amazing video guys but I cannot believe you tried a .63 housing on a G30 over trying a .83 on the G35. I feel you ended up wanting a power band between the G30 and G35 with the 1.01 that the G35 .83 would have delivered. Also I expected to see a G30-900 in this testing as the power delivery would suit a 3.0l better. Regardless, can't wait to see you on the track!
    If anyone is interested in seeing a 600hp 2JZ-GTE JZA80 with a G30-900 on the track, look up Eddie Yilmaz on his Sandown track day.

    • @kimbecker7324
      @kimbecker7324 2 года назад +1

      I agree 100% on a 6266 which is a similar turbo the 0.81 open housing is the sweetspot

    • @manucul28
      @manucul28 2 года назад +1

      I feel the same as you. I really wanted to see the g35 with .83. I like to compared the dyno chart with the one of my VR6 turbo.

  • @barrysheldrick2704
    @barrysheldrick2704 2 года назад +1

    I do wonder if the G35 with the small housing would be the sweet spot between the two… Great video

  • @Dodgevair
    @Dodgevair Год назад +1

    This is such great data. Got a potential LS 4.8L project using a couple of turbos. I'm thinking either G30-660 1.01 / .83 thanks guys!

  • @marc9283
    @marc9283 2 года назад +8

    Response is still gonna be very good with the G35. If you really wanna drive it on the track a lot it's gonna live between 5 and 7k rpm anyway.

    • @elmoz122
      @elmoz122 9 месяцев назад

      Boost comes in around 3800 rpm’s for me, t4 will probably have a better response the the vband set up I have. G35-900 1.01

  • @naten555
    @naten555 2 года назад +1

    The data was surprising to me. Me and friend did a similar test with our Supras 10 years ago. We tracked the benchmark of what rpm it makes 300 lbs of tq. The whole test was documented on supraforums. Stock engines, Proefi, no cams. 6spds.
    Car #1 was a bw 88/75 (62mm) on full race manifold twin gate, e85. Hit 300tq at 3350 rpm
    Car #2 was a SP manifold with Quick spool valve on a 67mm billet PTE e85. Hit 300tq at 3150 rpm.
    For ref this car G35 62mm on 104 oct made 300tq at 3800rpm. kind of surprising, It was so laggy for a log manifold on 104.
    A G35, vvti, QSV, and e85 would be a wild setup. Car number #2 was a monster felt like a V8 on the street.

  • @Seth_Desu
    @Seth_Desu 2 года назад

    i love all the data!

  • @wells2671
    @wells2671 Год назад

    My kind of numbers and reasoning for keeping it under 700whp.😃👍🏾 Nice job!

  • @astonmarjo
    @astonmarjo Год назад

    Thanks guys this was reliable R&D from a moderate power level for a known performance level... Always something to think about when using a specific platform. 2jzPowa💯🏁🏁🏁🏁👍👌

  • @doubletee4391
    @doubletee4391 2 года назад +4

    i want to go back to the 90s just so i could tell the Supra guys that in the future if your supra doesn't make 4 digits on the dyno people will yell at you.