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I have been back in forth about getting a 60-1 turbo.. I am trying to make 600whp on my gsr motor.. The reason why i was thinking about getting the 60-1 one is because they are pretty cheap compared to the other turbo's making that type od power.. what do you guys think about gettting the 60-1? I am not getting into no gt35r's at all.. The only other turbo that i was thinking about was the sc61. what do you guys think that i should do!!The motor that i have is a gsr block with a ls crank and it is sleeved and bored to 85mm. the head is a b16 with skunk2 valvetrain and gsr cams for now.. I am just trying to make 600whp.. the car is not going to be daily driven.. it is just going to be driven when i feel like driving it..
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Re: 60-1 Power
the precision 6265 turbo would do it for me.. Cause i was just thinking about going with the t3/t67.. but if i can do it on the precision.. i would get it.. that is what i have been leading towards.
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Re: 60-1 Power
oh ok.. but that precision would do the job for 600whp.. or should i just go ahead and get the t3/t67 so if i want to run more power i can?
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Re: 60-1 Power
Shodan.. are u talking about the billiet turbo's? how are those working for people? aren't those style of turbo's pretty new? who is using these turbo's.. could the chim in..
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Ive used the 6262 before. Evos are making 650+whp on them daily without problems. You dont even need the larger 6265, the 6262 will be just fine.
The SC61 will make 600whp without much difficulty, just more boost.
The SC61 will make 600whp without much difficulty, just more boost.
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Evolutions. They like pressure, so they're able to do that power with over 40psi. Meanwhile, and efficient turbo honda will by design be more efficient. The change in exhaust wheel is a few millimeters. He could use either application.
So far, the turbos have been impressive, but not because they use billet materials. That is not what is making them so unique with their power applications. It is because their configurations are done quite well.
So far, the turbos have been impressive, but not because they use billet materials. That is not what is making them so unique with their power applications. It is because their configurations are done quite well.
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Evolutions. They like pressure, so they're able to do that power with over 40psi. Meanwhile, and efficient turbo honda will by design be more efficient. The change in exhaust wheel is a few millimeters. He could use either application.
So far, the turbos have been impressive, but not because they use billet materials. That is not what is making them so unique with their power applications. It is because their configurations are done quite well.
So far, the turbos have been impressive, but not because they use billet materials. That is not what is making them so unique with their power applications. It is because their configurations are done quite well.
I cant tell you how many times Ive had to explain to people that its not the material but the compressor design that makes the difference. Ive even had to explain it to guys who dont believe the billet hype, thinking the design is the same and its onbly a different material.
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Evolutions. They like pressure, so they're able to do that power with over 40psi. Meanwhile, and efficient turbo honda will by design be more efficient. The change in exhaust wheel is a few millimeters. He could use either application.
So far, the turbos have been impressive, but not because they use billet materials. That is not what is making them so unique with their power applications. It is because their configurations are done quite well.
So far, the turbos have been impressive, but not because they use billet materials. That is not what is making them so unique with their power applications. It is because their configurations are done quite well.
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Re: 60-1 Power
that precision billet turbo sounds like the real deal... i don't really see too many people using them, but i would have to say on paper, they are making me think about them because that are making lots of power and it seems to me... and i think that the billiet turbo might spool faster than the t3/t67 turbo that i have been looking at too..
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Hehe. At these sizes, the "spool" difference is not really there either way. It will still come on like a "light switch". A couple hundred rpms give or take. Its amazing how people going for 600+whp look at "spool". We're small displacement engines under 3 litres. It's going to be relatively late in the Honda series engines regardless. I wish people could just accept that small notion.
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