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Im sorry, but there is no way the GT3582R (a.k.a. GT35/40) turbo is a 700hp turbo.... The 82mm compressor used in it is only capabile of 60lbs/in which is about 580 to 590 hp....

Here is the map of that compressor
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Here is the 5.7L at 600hp as a twin setup.. (would work but not to well as the efficiency is not optimum around peek torque so there is an increase likely hood of detonation)
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Here is is as a single on the 5.7L (deffinitly not going to work)
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Thats either a misprint or false advertisement on that sit that says its a 700hp turbo...

Heck, even garrett (manufacture obviously) claims it to be a 400 to 600hp unit good for a 2.0L to a 4.5L engine. See link... http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbobygarrett/catelog/Turbochargers/GT35/GT3582R_714568_2.htm

Thier claim works out to around a 600hp engine too. They claim 392 RWKW which works out to about 520 to 525 RWHP that that works out to about 600HP which again is what the turbo is maxed out at. Also they claim that this is at 24psi which is a 2.63 pressure ratio which is right on part with there pressure ratio area that the GT35/40 can supply 60lbs/min....
 
Yea I do believe you..Great to get maps too especially plotted maps..
This turbo is used extensively on our Aussie XR6T 6 cyl Falcons with very good results..
http://www.google.com.au/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4ADFA_enAU344AU345&q=Xr6t+dyno+

I agree any engine bigger would be hard to get massive gains..It's only a T3 exh housing after all..
They actually fit these to Gen lll 5.7 Chevies with modest results.. A GT42 would be a better choice..
In any case it depends on your power goals?? A GT3540 would still make enough to blow a std 1UZ assembly...
 


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