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Looks like these two turbos are making about the same power (50 trim a little more), just woundering why the hahn 20G is cheaper in price?
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i believe its because the 20 g is a less expensive turbo, and if i remember correctly it is internally gated.
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Quote: Originally Posted by FSRbikr98
i believe its because the 20 g is a less expensive turbo
That was an easy answer, I just cant decide the way to go 50trim or 20g
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go with a dbb from agp and you will never look back plus make more power then the 20g
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i agree with the above poster, in engine/turbo/ignition section srt4btu i believe his sn is just maxed his 20g out at the ragged edge and got 425. A dbb 50 trim could do that barely breaking a sweat.
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i was goin to go 20g but after researching i couldnt find many if any over 400hp (what i wanted at least) so i went 50 trim and i couldnt be happier!! (well maybe if i had DBB 50 trim) i might upgrade to that
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20g will flow 46lbs/min
50 trim will flow 49lbs/min since we a short revved try to get a turbo that will take advantage of our powerband. this is another reason why dbb 50trims and gt series make more power and have a stronger powerband.
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unless you plan on building your motor get the hahns 20g. You get great power and you dnt have to worry about getting into trouble with your engine falling apart.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Dusty
I know that the hahn turbos are both oil and water cooled, not sure if the 50trims are?
standard 50 trims are oil cooled and all GT series and DBB 50 trims are water and oil cooled. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Silverbullet99
unless you plan on building your motor get the hahns 20g. You get great power and you dnt have to worry about getting into trouble with your engine falling apart.
this statement is dumb don't listen to this.. look if you want more power go with the 50.. true if you want to max out the 50 you need a bottom end but if ever want to you don't have to buy a new turbo. the hahn is great too but it is all on you
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I have the 20g and its not to bad. like nasty nas said it all on you. I mean there are many 300hp srt's in the 11's. I know I am @ least close to 400 or a tab bit over. Another thing that plays a big factor is the tune. There are some 50trims out there that only put down little over 400 @ 25 lbs. There are some 20g's @ the same boost right there behind them or above. Do the research and determine what you want.
My opinion if I had the money @ the time when i bought the 20g I would went dbb 50trim or gt-3076r FTW
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the 20g is a older model less effective 50 trim
the highest power 20g barely made over 400 and most 50 trims will make 400 on pump gas the 20g spools slower the 20g will still use factory intakes the 50 trim will need a clutch, 20g you could leave the boost alittle lower and keep the clutch all personal wants |
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Quote: Originally Posted by onthedwnlow
the 20g is a older model less effective 50 trim
the highest power 20g barely made over 400 and most 50 trims will make 400 on pump gas the 20g spools slower the 20g will still use factory intakes the 50 trim will need a clutch, 20g you could leave the boost alittle lower and keep the clutch all personal wants -20g will slip your stock clutch trust me @ 17lbs with a nice tune (Hell I seen stock turbo slip clutches) -20g has made close to 440 -show me a 450+ dyno of a 50trim on pump gas with stock bottom end?? -funny I can reach full boost @ 3300-3500 with my ebc with little to no surge again how much power do you kids need. look @ my sign that was on 21-22 lbs on 205 street tires. trap speed is good enough for 11's on day. Now I will take off 3-5 mph for dr's or slicks. speed still enough for 11's. now I am @ 25ish spinning to the top of third. Here is a vid to prove it: http://videos.streetfire.net/video/0...ca0175b549.htm for the price IMO best bang for the buck. the only reason why I got the 20g is to be different everybody and there mom has a 50trim maybe there little brother too no hard feelings and I hope no one takes this to heart
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