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Paul... if you could find out, that would be great.

Psiker, nah, I've had a problem holding 17 psi and just lately there was a little bit of smoke after a hard run at idle.. so.. i stripped her down and took the turb into Per4manz, there was shit loads of shaft movement. practicly NO thrust washer left, and the whole thing is rooted. GGGRRRRR

it was only built 5 months ago. thats what i get for staying with the poxy stock afm.

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