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I've looked through the rb26 thread but can't find much. I have a new Borg Warner s300 . The measurements as follows. Compressor inducer 59 mm exducer 84mm . Turbine inducer 74mm exducer 64mm. What will this be like on a 2.8 stroker? Currently running dash 10s on a 2.6. Any help greatly appreciated.

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I've looked through the rb26 thread but can't find much. I have a new Borg Warner s300 . The measurements as follows. Compressor inducer 59 mm exducer 84mm . Turbine inducer 74mm exducer 64mm. What will this be like on a 2.8 stroker? Currently running dash 10s on a 2.6. Any help greatly appreciated.

Here's an example:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=585599046

-10's on a high comp 2.8 and a 8375 on a 8.5:1 on a 2.6, having driven both, I'd take the single on a 2.6. That, on a high comp with head work on a 2.8 would be a totally different kettle on fish.

-10's on a 2.6 would suck the hiney, so, so hard!

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Not sure why the F#CK!! I cant paste links here,

Search GTR_JOEY 83/75 into google, my results are there

The turbo is actually pretty boss, I had great results from it.. you will be pushing it hard to get to 450 on a genuine dyno, you will need reasonable head work and E85

as you will see I made 420rwkw with minimal head work and stockish compression on E85

post a pic of the turbo

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