Why does Jattus use the Mitsubishi platform for turbos instead of Garret turbos?
There are several reasons why Jattus Performance does this. First for the same cost, mitsubishi turbos come oil and water cooled, as opposed to garret turbos which are oil cooled only (not talking about the GT series). If you use a oil cooled only turbo, you are required to let the engine idle for several minutes before turning the engine off, everytime. If you have a oil and water cooled turbo you don’t have to do that, and is a better system. The other benefit of the mitsubishi turbos is that the “frame” of the turbo is physically smaller than that of a garrett, allowing for a more powerful turbo to fit in a constraining space (and most Hyundai engine bays don’t have much room as it is). They also offer a wide variety of turbos for different horsepower goals, and are generally plug and play, so its easy to upgrade.
