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Farkyeah $40.50

That should pay for enough fuel to pop it on the dyno. Or to buy a mop to clean up the mess haha

Sorry guys workshop owner said no popping allowed : )

Save those dollars and get some billet goodness aswell

Awesome turbos

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Waiting for the next PT update from the Jezzum dyno room before I look harder at the PT

Oh I guess you mean the sr result

It's gonna be a good one : )

My guess is it beats my results

Going to be a handful to drive but a shit load of fun

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I doubt it will have the area under the curve yours does.

I didnt realise it was a full house motor either................ My motor is a simple thing, not as special as Joels. So I shouldnt hold my breath really.

TD06 is probably the more sensible option.

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I doubt it will have the area under the curve yours does.

I didnt realise it was a full house motor either................ My motor is a simple thing, not as special as Joels. So I shouldnt hold my breath really.

TD06 is probably the more sensible option.

Its a forged build. No tricks in it that i know of. Just slight exhaust port work

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The 6266 would match the current power on some decent boost. But if u want to out power the T51r u may need to use a 7 series PT.

What are u going to use the car for? How laggy is it now?

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Come on lean on the boost already. lol

What in the precision range would be good to replace my old garret T51r with 1.05 rear. Engine is a 26/30 and currently makes 475rwkw @ 24psi thru a auto

Which box is it exactly? I'd be more inclined to go a 6466 or 6766, if it's a power sucking C4 :) They are rated at 900/935hp.

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