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hi guys looking at getting a new turbo again. this time i am going for power but still without huge amounts lag. <_< just wanted to no if anyone has used a K5 660R turbo before on an rb25? things i want to no r, what is the response like, what power can you get out of them (rwkw) and you general opinion.

thanx :O

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hi guys looking at getting a new turbo again. this time i am going for power but still without huge amounts lag. <_<  just wanted to no if anyone has used a K5 660R turbo before on an rb25? things i want to no r, what is the response like, what power can you get out of them (rwkw) and you general opinion.

thanx :P

350rwkw with cams and pistons(inc headgasket)

ball bearing core turbo that is oil and water cooled

good turbo for built motor

nomuken uses this in d1 japan. requires ex gate,manifold,custom dumps,intake pieps etc

kit is about 8k

good luck saving

ball bearing core turbo that is oil and water cooled

good turbo for built motor

good luck saving

Happy to be corrected, but i thinkyou will find that they are not ball bearing. My understanding (not stating fact, jsut what i thought to be true) os that they are based on KKK turbos and they are plain bearing turbos. As used by so many of the Eurpean turbo cars

Happy to be corrected, but i thinkyou will find that they are not ball bearing. My understanding (not stating fact, jsut what i thought to be true) os that they are based on KKK turbos and they are plain bearing turbos. As used by so many of the Eurpean turbo cars

No, Blitz is BB.

...well just to confrim, can you point me to somewhere that states it for a fact. I saw a Blitz/Autobarn demo car and the turbo was not BB. Any reference to KKK turbos state that they are not ball bearing.

So not saying you are wrong, but would like to see where you got your info from

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