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alright so throughout the last couple weeks, i have been working out a deal with tiago for a turbo kit. The only thing that is still undecided is turbo size. I want alot of power from it. my car will be drag raced but it also has to be streetable. I have full exhaust, intake, and 3.73s/LSD. I will also be adding Abbott P&P'd heads/intake and a turbo cam and new valvetrain. What size of turbo would you reccomend. I dont want tons of lag but i also want plenty of mid range and top end power for drag racing
actually I have my 62-1 im selling......has like 1500 miles on it....its a polished compressor Turbonetics 62-1 with a .69 a/r so ull have a fast spool and make more then enough power. On this turbo I was makin about 550rwhp.
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1995 Firebird A4 3.8 Turbocharged -- 12.50 at 108
(If you dont know me, you haven't had a V6 long enough)
Originally posted by Shane: actually I have my 62-1 im selling......has like 1500 miles on it....its a polished compressor Turbonetics 62-1 with a .69 a/r so ull have a fast spool and make more then enough power. On this turbo I was makin about 550rwhp.
That's awesome Shane. You know I always wonder. WHat's the limit of boost can a stock Supra engine can take?
I've heard of Supra making 700 rwhp on stock engine. [img]graemlins/rock.gif[/img]
the stock bottom end was so over built on the FI 2JZ motors. So much so that i dont think an aftermarket one would offer much more strength at all. Back to the topic. I agree with shane a small T4 is a great choice.
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Originally posted by Mighty Thor: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Shane: actually I have my 62-1 im selling......has like 1500 miles on it....its a polished compressor Turbonetics 62-1 with a .69 a/r so ull have a fast spool and make more then enough power. On this turbo I was makin about 550rwhp.
That's awesome Shane. You know I always wonder. WHat's the limit of boost can a stock Supra engine can take?
I've heard of Supra making 700 rwhp on stock engine. [img]graemlins/rock.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]Our motors hold about 1000rwhp on a bone stock motor. 700 is safe for a while.
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1995 Firebird A4 3.8 Turbocharged -- 12.50 at 108
(If you dont know me, you haven't had a V6 long enough)
Originally posted by '94firebirdv6: i was thinking either a t3/t4 or a t61, but tiago reccommended a t04 so was wondering what you guys thought would be best?
Im not just tryin to sell u my turbo but I think the 62-1 i have would be perfect, its 1mm bigger then a T61....it was too small for my HP i was making.....i dont think ur going to go over 600hp so this turbo will be more then enuff.....it has a small exhaust side for very fast spool.
Ill sell you it for 600 shipped.
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1995 Firebird A4 3.8 Turbocharged -- 12.50 at 108
(If you dont know me, you haven't had a V6 long enough)
Originally posted by Shane: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by '94firebirdv6: i was thinking either a t3/t4 or a t61, but tiago reccommended a t04 so was wondering what you guys thought would be best?
Im not just tryin to sell u my turbo but I think the 62-1 i have would be perfect, its 1mm bigger then a T61....it was too small for my HP i was making.....i dont think ur going to go over 600hp so this turbo will be more then enuff.....it has a small exhaust side for very fast spool.
Ill sell you it for 600 shipped. </font>[/QUOTE]any opinions on this turbo guys? i just dont want to make the wrong choice on something so important as turbo size
Originally posted by '94firebirdv6: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Shane: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by '94firebirdv6: i was thinking either a t3/t4 or a t61, but tiago reccommended a t04 so was wondering what you guys thought would be best?
Im not just tryin to sell u my turbo but I think the 62-1 i have would be perfect, its 1mm bigger then a T61....it was too small for my HP i was making.....i dont think ur going to go over 600hp so this turbo will be more then enuff.....it has a small exhaust side for very fast spool.
Ill sell you it for 600 shipped. </font>[/QUOTE]any opinions on this turbo guys? i just dont want to make the wrong choice on something so important as turbo size </font>[/QUOTE]this turbo would be for now and after you get heads/cam
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