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Old 12-16-2009, 12:02 PM
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im actually building my own kit so im sure ill have plenty of frustration lol but im going to make sure i steer clear of cheap parts. and i like a supercharger whine ha i think it sounds good
What kind of turbo you using?



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Old 12-16-2009, 12:13 PM
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Two Garrett T3/T4's with a .50 A/R compressor and .60A/R turbine


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Understeer is when the front of your car hits a wall. Oversteer is when the back of your car hits the wall. Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall and torque is how much of the wall you take with you.
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Two Garrett T3/T4's with a .50 A/R compressor and .60A/R turbine
Becareful with Garretts they tend to leak on the hotside.


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Old 12-17-2009, 05:11 PM
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yeah but i've heard thats only once there is alot of play on the impeller shaft


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yeah but i've heard thats only once there is alot of play on the impeller shaft
No not really, it all really depends on how the car sits as well. either downhill or uphill. sorry to get back so late, haven't really checked here in a while.


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Old 12-19-2009, 11:10 PM
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hmm really? ive never heard that. well luckily my driveway is level ha


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I have a T67 from PowerHouse. I had it installed about a month after getting the car. You can say I had plans.



Turbos are great just as long as it's tuned right. I was fortunate enough to find a good tuner and make it to the pacific coast with 0 problems


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I've had centrifugals on my foxes and I've had broken belts, slipping belts and leaking housings. This was also about 15 years ago so it's not exactly a fair comparison to today's blowers. I did a lot of research on boosted S197s and went with a turbo only because I never had one.

One of the one differences I notice is that the turbo and engine are not linear like a blower. This makes it even harder to hook on stock radials or exiting corners. Turbos also rely more on load than RPM to make boost vs a blower. My car will make full boost (9psi) in 4th by 2,200 rpm but you won't see 9psi in 2nd gear until about 4,500 rpm.

When I free rev the engine you don't even hear the turbo unless it's in gear. My blow off valve recirculates back into the system. It always gives the Evo and Subie crowd the thought of "maybe I can take out this stock bullitt"


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