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Old 08-03-2014, 04:34 PM
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I have a little keychain turbo and it's easy to spool when I blow through it and I have a larger turbo that probably wood not spool as fast if I blew through it, which got me thinkin:

"If I get a big turbo will it take longer to spool-up/produce boost?"



I need a turbo for my k24 powered DD.

Not for racing but for better MPG.

Thanks in avance
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I was looking at the 6266 turbo, but it seems to me it may be too big for a stock set up.
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Do what I'm doing.

Put a 86mm K20 crank in the K24 block and punch it out to an 89mm bore.

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Originally Posted by kingofbattle909
I have a little keychain turbo and it's easy to spool when I blow through it and I have a larger turbo that probably wood not spool as fast if I blew through it, which got me thinkin:

"If I get a big turbo will it take longer to spool-up/produce boost?"

I need a turbo for my k24 powered DD.

Not for racing but for better MPG.

Thanks in avance
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72mm or bust
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I was looking at the 6266 turbo, but it seems to me it may be too big for a stock set up.
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Do what I'm doing.

Put a 86mm K20 crank in the K24 block and punch it out to an 89mm bore.

<---because potato
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