((((i need ur help)))) precision t3/t68 question

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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 12:13 AM
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ok , heres the specs.. suppose to be rare and the biggest t3 precision turbo made.....precision T3/T68 .75/.82ar,keep in mind this turbo is gonna see more street time than track time, top mounted on a built 83mm gsr, i did a test fit and the hood deff needs to be cut or be pounded out to even run this beast. i have been told this turbo wont hit full spool til around 7k rpm's,sounds a bit outrageous but im not sure myself thats why im in need of some feedback... has anyone of u guys ever used this turbo and what r the PRO'S-n-CON'S and absolutly any info i can get will be well appreciated...
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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 04:32 PM
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i mean, wont start spoolin til 7000rpm, im kinda (wheary?) about such a big turbo for what its gonna be used for. i dont wanna have to beat tha *** out of my engine just to get into the boost. anyone with any knowladge about this turbo or similar turbos please gimme some info!!! for some reason i cannot upload any pics
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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 04:52 PM
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i run a cheap ebay turbo, it is a hot .82 AND A COLD .70, I SEE FULL BY 4500 AT THE LATEST, THAT IS 15PSI. I THINK IT WILL BE FINE, CAR MIGHT BE LAGGY, BUT YOU CAN DRIVE IT NORMALLY WITHOUT GOING INTO BOOST ALL THE TIME, YOU SHOULD BE FINE, GIVE IT A GO. I'M ON A 81.5 MM LS BLOCK WITH B16 STOCK HEAD

GOOD LUCK ON IT KEEP US POSTED AS TO YOUR RESULTS
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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 06:50 PM
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Dan,

For the power goals you're looking at, I'd say stick with the turbo that's sitting in the car right now, or swapping out to a T3/T67 H.O., or B.B. GT40.

Honestly, I don't think you'll have too many issues with spool and powerband on the setup that's being put together. You don't mind revving a bit, do ya'?

One thing, though, that may need addressed, is your fuel system. I'll give you a ring tomorrow afternoon about an idea we've got.

- Derek
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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 06:59 PM
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c on my last setup i had a small turbonetics 48ar/50trim turbo w/A 38mm wg i also seen FB @ about 4-4500rpm ,,LAG is one of my worries with a bigger turbo!!! i shoulda went with duel 44mm wgs or a big 60mm but @ the moment im gonna use a single 44mm tial THANK YOU FOR UR INPUT
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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 07:11 PM
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LOL no ,i have no problem revving , im just tryin to figure out how this particular turbo will perform and what other ppl that have used it think about it..
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Old Mar 20, 2009 | 05:38 PM
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anyone have any HELPFULL info i can use????
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