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Old Mar 13, 2007 | 12:51 PM
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a really good freind of mine is runnin that same setup with a log manifold turbonetics t/3t4 50 trim turbo an through stock exhuast on 10 psi makin around 260 270 to the wheels an still gettin 20+ mpg
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Originally Posted by boostbyyou
a really good freind of mine is runnin that same setup with a log manifold turbonetics t/3t4 50 trim turbo an through stock exhuast on 10 psi makin around 260 270 to the wheels an still gettin 20+ mpg
Thats definately not good enough. He would even be good with a t3t04e 60 trim.
Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:07 PM
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I'm lookin to make around 350. I understand what you are saying about everyone choosing size, but size does make power. I want size and a quick spool, so i thought the gt35r would be a good choice. I plan on turning it up, but for daily driving I was looking for 350 on pump gas. I was just curious if anyone else had some ideas?
Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:09 PM
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For one its a waste of time using a gt35r on 10psi, which is a waste of money and a turbo. You are better off running a big 16. You might not put down as much horsepower as a t3/4 but you get yours money's worth and the turbo will spool faster.
Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Kayse
I'm lookin to make around 350. I understand what you are saying about everyone choosing size, but size does make power. I want size and a quick spool, so i thought the gt35r would be a good choice. I plan on turning it up, but for daily driving I was looking for 350 on pump gas. I was just curious if anyone else had some ideas?
Go with a SC61. You can make around 350ish at like 12-14 lbs.


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For one its a waste of time using a gt35r on 10psi, which is a waste of money and a turbo. You are better off running a big 16. You might not put down as much horsepower as a t3/4 but you get yours money's worth and the turbo will spool faster.
Dude are you fucking serious? Its a honda not a DSM. Who the fuck puts a big 16g on a ls expecting to make 350?
Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:20 PM
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my idea is you can buy my gt35r new in box never mounted. just taken out of the box for me to look at. t3 .78/.70 vband divided
Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:20 PM
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Hey, I have seen it done, but anyway I forgot it takes double the horse to make the the honda 350hp.
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Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by streetsk8er757
my idea is you can buy my gt35r new in box never mounted. just taken out of the box for me to look at. t3 .78/.70 vband divided
I thought Allen was buying it?

Originally Posted by GSXDSM93
Hey, I have seen it done, but anyway I forgot it takes double the horse to make the the honda 350hp.
I don't see why someone would go with a 16g on a honda motor.
Old Mar 13, 2007 | 01:27 PM
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How can you ask for the "biggest/most reasonable" turbo? You either want big, or you want reasonable.

I say fuck the haters and pick yourself up a GT4067R



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