which turbo garret or turbonettics
precision turbos are the future.. very nice technology for affordable price.
uhhh... why pay precision prices for a garrett turbo?
precisions are nice, but made with garrett parts. just call them and ask them! why pay more for a precision turbo just to get a garrett?
buy the garrett, you WILL be satisfied.
775 is well worth the price on those turbos... cant be beat
try http://www.cheapturbo.com!
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775 is well worth the price on those turbos... cant be beat
but why not $200 cheaper on average?
try http://www.cheapturbo.com!
but why not $200 cheaper on average?
try http://www.cheapturbo.com!
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Im using a Garrett right now... I think if I were to make the choice again, I would go with a Precision though. The local Supra shop uses them on all their cars, and race cars. They seem to be very nice turbos.
If you look at the differences, precision turbos come standard with 360 degree thrust bearings, the garret ones that cheapturbo sell do not come standard with that price, it is a $200 dollar upgrade or somewhere around there, also, the 5 bolt turbine housing is extra $50 and that comes standard on the precision. The precision turbos are the best bang for the buck, but that is just my personal preference. Paul
Ok, sorry about that, i remember seeing it for like 200 or so, but i went back to find it and i couldn't. SOrry again for the misinformation. paul
If you are gonna get a ball bearing turbo, make sure to get a full ball bearing center section(dual ball bearing). It won't be worth the money to get just a single row ball bearing center section.
uhhh... why pay precision prices for a garrett turbo?
precisions are nice, but made with garrett parts. just call them and ask them! why pay more for a precision turbo just to get a garrett?
buy the garrett, you WILL be satisfied.
775 is well worth the price on those turbos... cant be beat
but why not $200 cheaper on average?
try http://www.cheapturbo.com!
but why not $200 cheaper on average?
try http://www.cheapturbo.com!
Oh and the extra 200.00 is worth the customer service you receive from Precision. Plenty of people on here can vouch for this. i have read about, spoke to and had my own customers decide to change turbos after using them and precision switched them out or rebuilt theres to new specs free of charge. I'm not sure how long a company can do that for but I can tell you peopel dont forget **** like that. Thats what keeps them a loyal customer for a long time. Customer service!!!!
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guys thats not what i asked not trying to be mean but im going to get a turbonettics or garret
You can buy Precision's for less than 700. Just search around...
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I sure hope not.
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I sure hope not.
Oh...well sorry.
I got mine at a REALLY good price then. But now that I think about it, that was back when precision just came out with the SC series.
I got mine at a REALLY good price then. But now that I think about it, that was back when precision just came out with the SC series.
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guys thats not what i asked not trying to be mean but im going to get a turbonettics or garret



