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Steve got 320rwkw from a HKS 3037S, I doubt you would see more than 230rwkw from the GCG highflow. The 3040 (82mm GT40 comp) can make that power too but would have a bit less response than the 3037S.

Other options:

Trust TD06-25G (Bu5ter - 328rwkw)

Trust T67 (no one's got one... yet! more than a TD06-25G)

Apexi RX6 (same as T67)

Hrm and some others.

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I have a question that has plagued me for a while. What are the wheels sizes of say a TD06-20g like compared to HKS 2835, T67, HKS 3040... any good places that list the compressor & turbine diameters.

Also is there anything in he material of construction that means one manufacturers 82mm wheel is lighter then the others (inertia and all...ignoring the aerodynamics of the wheel for a minute) ... i know later model EVOs use titanium exhaust wheels, only they are the opposite hand to my TD06, so you cant change wheels.

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Roy Grand Master

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Stop whoring my thread Roy.

:rant: Sorry Lepperfish... wasnt meaning to step on toes...but what i was getting at is there anything between the turbos that Doughboy listed that dictates how they make the power you are after, they may all make about 320rwkws, but is there any difference in power delivery.torque

Am i still whoring? :Oops:

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The HKS 3037s sounds good, does it require an adapter or new manifold and does it require an external wastegate ? Also whats a rough price on one of these new ?

You can get either. The HKS 3037s is the externally wastegated one, the HKS 3037 Pro S is the internally gated one :rant:

Just over 4k new if your lucky.....just for the turbs.....

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