GTurbo CT26 Grunter vs DTS TD05H vs GT2860RS on 1HZ
Boost responnse, power and AFR comparison.
The genuine ball bearing Garrett GT2860RS was with additional fuel and an intercooler, hence the higher power output; but good to compare spool up even with extra fuel is not as good and boost drops away. TD05H was as supplied in the DTS Kit used by thousands of folk (nice kit too).
Basically the DTS kit and the GTurbo Grunter are run with the same fuel.
ALL runs are power at the wheels, no correction, same dyno, same dyno operator.
GTurbo: Pink Line
GT2860RS: RED and GREEN line (Red is after a tune)
DTS TD05H: Blue line
In all cases, steady state operating (loaded up a hill at setady rpm foot flat) will yeild higher boost numbers in the low rpm, but the same dyno roller ramp rate was used in all cases, so you get the idea relatively speaking between the options. No turbos had a boost controller fitted
What to look for?
* Air fuel ratio - the higher it is the less soot and lower your EGT's are. Comparing 17:1 to 20:1 would be over 100 degree's EGT temp difference and a big difference in safety.
* Boost response; the earlier the better
* Boost ramp; this the the turbo "lag as it spools. You can see the GT2860RS is pretty good, having about the same ramp. However, it is with a large amount additional fuel, which for thiose who have tunes a diesel knows that it makes a huge impact on boost response.
*Maintaining boost through rpm. This is wastegate control, you dont want your boost tapering with rpm since this affects your EGT's. At high rpms your EGT's will be higher anyway (for reasons I wont go into here), thus a rising AFR is excellent
What I am trying to convey here: The GTurbo with less fuel made more boost earlier in rev range and lower EGT's everywhere with a cleaner exhaust. I am happy about that, because it was the goal