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Engine in!!!

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Small present from the mrs

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Lol, as if, I would much prefer to be doing it with twins then a big single

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Wish I recognized the car and came said hello at the SAU Nats. Loving the results coming out of this community lately it's insane.

Makes me want to push 11ty boost into my little turbo till it runs out of puff

This is true, alot of big horse power cars kicking around now, especially in sydney...

hey Joey, what cat you running? may have missed it...

4" exhaust?

Hi Dan, exhuast is tapered out from the back of the turbo to a 4 inch all the way to the cat and including the cat. The rest is 3.5inch

The cat is a "high flow" cat :)

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Good to hear Nick,

just remember that the turbo is going to sit very high.. especially on a 30 block

I have a bit of room to spare even with the extra deck height. Out of interest have you guys seen any precision results bettering the usual garrett options or is it still just hype? I keep looking for reasons to change but there are precious few results.

Interesting to see how this goes.

More specific details of the setup?

The details are in the build thread but it's basically a std stroke built 30, 26 head with big'ish cams, full race 'power' manifold and all the supporting stuff.

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Out of interest have you guys seen any precision results bettering the usual garrett options or is it still just hype? I keep looking for reasons to change but there are precious few results.

From what I have seen they usually come up with a bit better results that the Garrett equivalent. Nothing earth shattering but a little. I think the big test for me will be my GTR on a dyno that has a lot of other results on file to compare with :)

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Well after seeing the power it made on pump on low boost (around 375rwkw) i would have thought it would have made more power...

but by the time we played with the cam gears and got boost coming on nice and early we lost that little bit up top

at the end of the day the front fan is only 60mm and for it to make that power with that kind of response, i couldnt have asked for much more really :)

Absolutely, hardly a disappointing number considering the spool and the price of the turbo - just advertising would suggest that it will match or beat the performance of a GT3582R but it looks a bit more like it is more or less comparable with but definitely not likely to outperform. Again, no shame in that for something not much over half the price that looks and sounds awesome :D

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From what I have seen they usually come up with a bit better results that the Garrett equivalent. Nothing earth shattering but a little. I think the big test for me will be my GTR on a dyno that has a lot of other results on file to compare with :)

That will be interesting, is that likely to happen? An outfit I know is doing a Precision PT6766 and a Forced Performance GT3794R HTA on the otherwise equivalent setup car - an 4G63 unfortunately, but should give a general idea. Will be interesting to see if the Precision turbos are matching the performance of the HTAs.

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That will be interesting, is that likely to happen? An outfit I know is doing a Precision PT6766 and a Forced Performance GT3794R HTA on the otherwise equivalent setup car - an 4G63 unfortunately, but should give a general idea. Will be interesting to see if the Precision turbos are matching the performance of the HTAs.

I don't think they have done any HTA's but millions of GT3582R, GTX3582R and T04Z's etc

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Here's a video of Joey's car at the Dyno Day yesterday. I think he mentioned it was running about E60.

Sound isn't great but at least it doesn't blow out too bad. Best to click HD and watch it that way (I uploaded a full 1080HD version but even Vimeo trims it down to 720).

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