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Biagio are Brazilian made turbochargers based on Schwarzer cartridge assembly design and Turbonetics/Garrett wheels.

Most compressor wheels used in Biagio turbochargers are Air Research Garrett wheels.

For more information on them visit the main website.

http://www.biagioturbos.com.br/

You can even see how they are constructed :)

http://www.biagioturbos.com/ing/process2.asp

They are not cheap Chinese/Asian copy turbochargers.

The balancers used for these turbochargers are Heinz which are the same balancers we use for our turbochargers that we make.

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Slide, Have you got any dyno sheets or results for any of the turbo's from clients?

I was going to PM you again about results for a T40 and T45 on an RB30DET but since there's a thread I'm sure everyone else would be interested in the results as well. Even a full boost RPM and peak power figure would do me fine.

Thanks

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