i'm stuck between the two. do you guys think it would be worth it to buy the precison if i'm only going to boost 9-10psi max. i'm running a drag mani and dp. intercoolered using an afc and some dsms with 2.5 all the way back exhaust.by the way its on an ls. i can't decide.

 

its all in if your willing to spend the money

 

yes go with precision


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Not to disrespect precision, but I would really like to see some dyno's of Garrett vs Precision for power levels under 400whp. ie. SC-50 vs. 50 Trim Garrett. It seems like in the big power levels, the precision works well, but is it worth the extra dollars for 350whp?

 

would like to know what ELspool asked too ...

 

what size garret would be comparable to the sc34. thats one of my hang ups with precison. I'm not sure what size i should go with. I'm willing to pay the difference. after all i have spent the difference isn't much for better perfomance. I'm just not sure that it will outperform the garret at lower boost levels. when talking to the guys at cheapturbo.com i was recommended this one

COMPRESSOR SPECS:

.60 A/R HOUSING

57 TRIM WHEEL

TURBINE SPECS:

.48 A/R HOUSING

STAGE 3 WHEEL

standard with 270 degree thrust bearing

 

The SC34 uses the Garrett 57 trim T04E.

art

 

from what i've read the only difference between them are the compressor and turbine housings, and the 360 bearings....other than that the bearing housing and wheels are the the same.

 

so the performance will be nearly the same or the spool time will be nearly the same? I've been leaning toward the sc34 for some time,ah time for more research.

 

Precision but I just like their service and support.

 

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i think i'll call precision tomarrow and see what they can tell me about the sc34 or other precisions.

 

Feel free to relay your findings, I'm in a similar boat.

- Jim