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Nah. 150hp shot of NOS. It'd be easy.

You can probably get a package deal for some NOS and stage 2 cams.

Good times.

Nah. 150hp shot of NOS. It'd be easy.

You can probably get a package deal for some NOS and stage 2 cams.

Good times.

yeah i have a NOS kit on a shelf in my shop but im over NOS iv had it in like 3 or 4 cars i just want the power all the time no bottles to fill ill be running methanol injection so ill all ready have 2 fuels to fill

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Well it be a track car, or live life a quarter mile at a time?

will be a track car ill have a extra set of rims with track slicks for race days but will have to set it up for the 1/4 at least once to see how fast it is

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Thumbs down for -10's on a 26. On a 2.8 stroker or 30/26 they will be ok. Although I'd rather -5s personally even on a stroker.

Cheers Josh

Yeah, not so good on a 2.8 either.
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So any one have any advice on turbos bigger then -5s what would still have good response for this motor? and would i really get more power and response going to a single turbo ?

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So any one have any advice on turbos bigger then -5s what would still have good response for this motor? and would i really get more power and response going to a single turbo ?

GTX 60 mm might be a goer.

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So any one have any advice on turbos bigger then -5s what would still have good response for this motor? and would i really get more power and response going to a single turbo ?

go to a single guys have had really good results with the precision range that being said there is a whole results thread which should give you a good idea

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Lot of pointless parts in the first post, things like the Tomei dumps, oversized valves etc. Lot of expense for no gain or even problems (Tomei crack).

IMO - Do some proper research.

i was thinking of just using the Tomei manifolds not the dumps I have to make custom dumps to fit the car im building but you say that Tomei crack ? thats no good thanks for the info ill continue to do my research

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Lot of pointless parts in the first post, things like the Tomei dumps, oversized valves etc. Lot of expense for no gain or even problems (Tomei crack).

IMO - Do some proper research.

look out....friggn expert speaking!!!

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