VGT Turbos / Reman

Vgt Turbos: Remanufactured

GT (Variable Geometry Turbo) turbos are a type of turbocharger commonly used in diesel engines. They are preferred over traditional fixed-geometry turbos because they offer better performance and efficiency at a wider range of engine speeds and loads.

The main advantage of VGT turbos is their ability to vary the angle of the turbine blades and the amount of exhaust gas flow directed towards the turbine. This enables them to maintain a high level of boost pressure across a wide range of engine speeds and loads, which results in better throttle response, more power, and improved fuel efficiency.

VGT turbos are also able to reduce turbo lag, which is the delay between pressing the accelerator and the turbocharger providing boost pressure. By varying the geometry of the turbine blades, VGT turbos can quickly and efficiently build boost pressure even at low engine speeds, which reduces turbo lag and improves acceleration.

Overall, VGT turbos are preferred because they offer better performance, efficiency, and responsiveness than traditional fixed-geometry turbos, making them a popular choice for diesel engines in a variety of applications, including passenger cars, trucks, and heavy equipment.