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What turbo for 300bhp redbock

What would this spec turbo do for me

 
Mitsu16T-6 (straight)
A-cam
B230F completely stock, new rings
RE85
1,4 bar boost
295 hp
330 squirrel furs per quarter backyard torq somewhere below 2500 rpm

Gasoline was around 260 HP and lower boost (1,1 bar) because of knock.

Lowering the CR to 9:1 would be a good move when using gasoline.
I like this a lot as a simple daily driver recipe.
 
I'd like to change to turbo what these numbers look like
Compressor:
Trim: 48.1
A/R: 0.5
Inducer: 52.7
Exducer: 76
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Turbine:
Trim: 74.2
A/R: 0.57
Inducer: 64.8
Exducer: 55.8
 
I think you should consider the above advice before buying more turbos.
Starting with the poor cam choice, and answer how you are tuning this.
Ignoring good advice is a great way to not get any more of it.
 

I've put a bunch of these on a bunch of cars. It's a nice kit, it installs like a factory turbo, they work and the last. They have bigger ones too. Use this with a 90+ manifold and stop overthinking the turbo choice. Move on to all the other things that prevent these things from making power.
 
I think you should consider the above advice before buying more turbos.
Starting with the poor cam choice, and answer how you are tuning this.
Ignoring good advice is a great way to not get any more of it.
I listen tio every post I'm waiting to hear back about the cam I fitted to double check it's spec.i just wanted to know a good turbo spec as I don't know much about turbos just trying to learn there nothing wrong with that
 
I listen tio every post I'm waiting to hear back about the cam I fitted to double check it's spec.i just wanted to know a good turbo spec as I don't know much about turbos just trying to learn there nothing wrong with that
Learning is good, not faulting you for that. Turbo selection can be complicated, and if you don't know about AR ratios, compressor maps, and all the things that go into selecting a turbo, go with one of the many selections people have pointed out above. You aren't going to come up with better ideas on your own.
Maybe learn why these people think those selections are good.
 
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