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Topic subjectis this turbo a good option?
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105921, is this turbo a good option?
Posted by whiteturbo, Feb-17-09 06:10 PM
here is the link http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Precision-SC61-SC6152SP-Turbo-NEW-T3-T4-Garrett-GT35R_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQitemZ170191939279QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

shoud I go with this one or do you guys know of a another good one similar?
105924, RE: is this turbo a good option?
Posted by SilvrEclips, Feb-17-09 07:17 PM
Thats a real big turbo, what are your goals for the car? If your looking for a turbo to push 8psi or maybe a little more if your built you dont want that thing. It will take forever to spool but will push a bunch of power.
105926, RE: is this turbo a good option?
Posted by foggy45, Feb-18-09 10:51 AM
agree
it depends on your power goals
personally I'd look for something with a Ball Bearing CHRA, but that's me.
105927, RE: is this turbo a good option?
Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Feb-18-09 05:02 PM
Way too big. that thing will lag like a motherfucker
105928, RE: is this turbo a good option?
Posted by halfasss101, Feb-18-09 11:49 PM
No way dude. That's an evo turbo right there. That's pretty much all you see them on since evo's actually put down some big power to the wheels (500+ easy). That turbo is a little too overkill for our motor. Unless you're going for 350hp+ with built motor and all, a 16g will do you good with fairly good spool and good airflow to make "most" of us 420a owners happy. For further advice on the 16g, read the other post in the turbo section called "what turbo would you recommend." Most replies say 16g.
106084, RE: is this turbo a good option?
Posted by klynt96rst, Mar-18-09 10:50 AM
alot of people use t3/t4 hybrid turbo
105929, RE: is this turbo a good option?
Posted by eclipse982nrRST, Feb-19-09 04:47 AM
SC61 FTW!!!

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