Garrett or Chinacharger?
11-11-2011, 08:59 AM
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WOW.....I agree totally with rawauto....im a noob to this site today and after reading the above thread im pretty discusted!!! What gives the Admin guy the rights to treat someone like this. Id love to know what the other site admins have to say....do they support this guys childist posts and deletion of the guy who got banned? Id like to know please guys as above is nothing short of bullying!!!
The guy got a perfectly valid answer 225 - 250wh/tq Unfortunately he was fixated on wanting an upper boost limit, that answer is unavailable as has been stated it really depends.
Unfortunately the poster couldn't get his head around that fact and threw his toys out.
He was a guest on the site and behaved badly, I think Brain was well within his rights to ban him.
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11-11-2011, 09:28 AM
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Keep saying **** about me...
i answered the question. i pointed an error in fact (not theory). i wasn't being mean i wasn't being hostile.
i was, however, annoyed to answer the same question for the 158th time; limit is 225-250rwtq, which I answered.
i will continue to lol at people who use BHP. i will continue to lol at noobs who think 17psi = 17psi regardless of the volume flow. i will continue to be annoyed at new users that post in threads that have nothing to do with the subject matter on hand.
i answered the question. i pointed an error in fact (not theory). i wasn't being mean i wasn't being hostile.
i was, however, annoyed to answer the same question for the 158th time; limit is 225-250rwtq, which I answered.
i will continue to lol at people who use BHP. i will continue to lol at noobs who think 17psi = 17psi regardless of the volume flow. i will continue to be annoyed at new users that post in threads that have nothing to do with the subject matter on hand.
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11-11-2011, 09:40 AM
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Missus lives in the latter, I live in the former.
Anyway my opinion is invalid on this site as i have a supercharger, ha ha :P
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11-14-2011, 11:05 AM
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I believe the one BEGi sells the compressor wheel was closer to 70mm, so that's probably where that came from.
I know the ebay one labeled as a 2860 is a 71mm compressor:
I chose mine very carefully, I have a t3 trim chinacharger and it was very difficult to find one that had a 60mm compressor wheel, most were 76mm or bigger.
I know the ebay one labeled as a 2860 is a 71mm compressor:
I chose mine very carefully, I have a t3 trim chinacharger and it was very difficult to find one that had a 60mm compressor wheel, most were 76mm or bigger.
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11-14-2011, 11:47 AM
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I believe the one BEGi sells the compressor wheel was closer to 70mm, so that's probably where that came from.
I know the ebay one labeled as a 2860 is a 71mm compressor:
I chose mine very carefully, I have a t3 trim chinacharger and it was very difficult to find one that had a 60mm compressor wheel, most were 76mm or bigger.
I know the ebay one labeled as a 2860 is a 71mm compressor:
I chose mine very carefully, I have a t3 trim chinacharger and it was very difficult to find one that had a 60mm compressor wheel, most were 76mm or bigger.
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