turbo recomendation
#1
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ok, i was gonna go with the gt35r, but a good friend of mine thinks i'd be better off with a dual ball bearing 50 trim. what do yall think? i'm lookin between the 450 and 500 whp range. i know i'll need a hell of a built motor to run that much power. so what kind of turbo do you think would suit my needs? and also at what point would i have to change from a piggy back to a stand alone?? thanks.
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yyyyip, that thing is nice, uh huh!! lol with 2500 usable rpm's... i'll be toasting all but the top 10 around here, and if i don't feel that, mabey a small lil 25 shot can help me out there lol. does anybody else make that turbo? or just them?
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ok, now that i'm set on my turbo... i need to decide which block to go with. Other than Buschar, CI Motorsports and SBR who else makes a good block for the 4g63/4g64? i don't think i understand the difference between the short and long block either, i thought a long block had a larger displacement but i see short blocks coming as 2.4l also... can somebody clarify here? i'm looking more towards CI Motorsports or Buschar b/c there's no way i'm paying over 5k for a block when i can get an 800hp stable block for less than 3k. thanks.
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They make some bad *** motors. Also a long block is a block, internalts, head and valve train. Most of the time they come with cams. A short block is just a block with its internals.
They make some bad *** motors. Also a long block is a block, internalts, head and valve train. Most of the time they come with cams. A short block is just a block with its internals.