X47R, E50, throttle body aux fuel, ported manifold, forged pistons and rods.
The MRX has the same peak hp capability as the hybrids (~320whp with ethanol and aux fuel) but has way more lag. I believe it's laggier than the gen2 2860r and spools a little quicker than the gen2 2867r.
When you factor in area under the curve or average torque north of 2.2K rpm, it doesn't compare well to the hybrid solution.
In summary it's not a bad turbo, it just doesn't make sense compared to the competition.
Update:
I am looking to upgrade the turbo so I can make closer to 375whp (S280, Gen 2 2860r & 2867R); so I am not beholden to the X47R
The MRX has the same peak hp capability as the hybrids (~320whp with ethanol and aux fuel) but has way more lag. I believe it's laggier than the gen2 2860r and spools a little quicker than the gen2 2867r.
When you factor in area under the curve or average torque north of 2.2K rpm, it doesn't compare well to the hybrid solution.
In summary it's not a bad turbo, it just doesn't make sense compared to the competition.
Update:
I am looking to upgrade the turbo so I can make closer to 375whp (S280, Gen 2 2860r & 2867R); so I am not beholden to the X47R