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Old 07-23-2011, 07:13 PM
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starting to piece together a kit for my 99 integra. stock motor. like to hit around 300-350whp. figure ill need eagle rods and pistons. otherwise stock internals. spoolin log mani most likely to keep ac. turbo wise im not sure which would be best for my goals. ive been looking around trying to find some used garretts that need rebuilt, trying to steer clear of ebay turbos. here are a few i have found. would any of these meet my goal? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/garre...Q5fAccessories local to me. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/garre...Q5fAccessories http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/To4e-...Q5fAccessories thanks in advance for the help.
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whats your budget?

maybe try an hx30 or hx35, good turbos and not pricey at all

you will be set with rods/pistons and arps, since you are in cincy hit up dave blundell for a tune
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budget for turbo or piecing a kit together?
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Maximum willingness to pay for a turbocharger. That's what he means by budget
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To make 300whp on an LS, you dont need to build it. A set of ARP rod bolts will suffice. Stock B series engines will run low to mid 300s all day for years. You can scratch the piston/rod cost and include that in your turbo setup budget.

For your power goals, i would suggest PMing the guy above me (TheShodan) to ask him about the GT3255b. I ran one on my stock 99 GSR a few years back and it was an incredible street turbo. I had full boost just over 3000rpm and it made 315whp/216wtq at a mere 10.5psi. With a few more psi, it would easily clear your goal. In fact, that turbo made over 400whp on my tuner's stock turbo LS with E85 and a good tune. I would HIGHLY recommend it
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check out the precision 5857
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Originally Posted by Metaphysical
check out the precision 5857
Once they fix that rumored pesky little thrust plate dilemma that supposedly has problems with dealing with higher thrust loads (again, rumored). If one plans to use the 5857, the ball-bearing version is recommended (though I'm still skiddish about using Air only to cool and not water, but its still more durable than the JB version).

I'm sympathetic to Precision for some of the problems that they are facing at this time, as I've been a fan since 2002. I hope that these issues, whatever they may be, are worked out quickly and thoroughly.
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