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hanyou

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hey guys ive been looking at turbo replacements for my car and im more inclined to get the 2530's, however ive come across some information from BEL garage. i gave them a call and they said the 2530's are more suited for a motor with forged pistons or a more built motor. he said id get about 350kw then blow the motor?..

i want to use it on a stock unopened motor so just want confim with you guys on that information i was given? im happy with all of BEL garages work theyve done for me previously but this seems unordinary.

thanks

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search been covered heaps mate

Yep.

Im going to lock this as i've even put a couple of threads in the Forced Induction guide that cover this already.

The search feature would return at least 100 threads on this.

Please use the search function

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