Best Turbo?
#2
You don't start enough threads.... One was enough.
Have you read all the faqs on the forum? It would be a good way to start. I don't know **** about turbo's, but I do they there is no universal does all turbo out there that is perfect for every setup and HP goal. You need to have a good idea of what the car will be used for and what your goals and upgrade path will look like. I think you already have a t3/t4, which is what I'm looking for, and as far as I know, it will get you to 300whp.
Have you read all the faqs on the forum? It would be a good way to start. I don't know **** about turbo's, but I do they there is no universal does all turbo out there that is perfect for every setup and HP goal. You need to have a good idea of what the car will be used for and what your goals and upgrade path will look like. I think you already have a t3/t4, which is what I'm looking for, and as far as I know, it will get you to 300whp.
#5
my car is used for road track events, (thats been stated in previous posts, but im not expecting you to have known that) Im set up for race, im gutted in the interior (need to remove the rest of the dash and i need a lightweight seat. i dont have a/c anymore, trying to get rid of powersteering, going to drop the heater core, i need a larger exhaust, but no1 is responding, and i have different questions so i open new threads for different questions... i have "Power steering to manual rack conversion" open, this one, "manifold/3"exhaust", and "transmissions" all open, each asking different questions
#11
#13
If it's anything like the Aerodyne turbo that I had back in the mid late '90's, my recommendation would be to:
a) Return it if you can
b) Say a prayer for it and hope it doesn't seize up or wallow out bearings, ultimately resulting in no boost, but a nice goose sound under the hood.
c) Keep the boost at 6-8-psi and just don't push it. Anything over that and I'd feel really nervous.
a) Return it if you can
b) Say a prayer for it and hope it doesn't seize up or wallow out bearings, ultimately resulting in no boost, but a nice goose sound under the hood.
c) Keep the boost at 6-8-psi and just don't push it. Anything over that and I'd feel really nervous.
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If it's anything like the Aerodyne turbo that I had back in the mid late '90's, my recommendation would be to:
a) Return it if you can
b) Say a prayer for it and hope it doesn't seize up or wallow out bearings, ultimately resulting in no boost, but a nice goose sound under the hood.
c) Keep the boost at 6-8-psi and just don't push it. Anything over that and I'd feel really nervous.
a) Return it if you can
b) Say a prayer for it and hope it doesn't seize up or wallow out bearings, ultimately resulting in no boost, but a nice goose sound under the hood.
c) Keep the boost at 6-8-psi and just don't push it. Anything over that and I'd feel really nervous.
#20
I'd run one of these. It has the best of everything really it's like the universal prefered turbo for all applications. It has all the good merits for whatever your goal is irrelevant of what your goal is. It not only meets all your needs, it's also easy to install, cost effective, durable, and spools quickly. It's optimized for everything and all setups. It performs it's job efficiently and effectively on any size engine and is rated at whatever hp your looking to achieve. Here's a link to where I got mine.
www.stupidnewbscantsearch.com
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