what brand of turbo would you recommend?
04-13-10, 02:41 PM
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what brand of turbo would you recommend?
What brand of turbocharger did you use on your na-t build? Which manufacturer makes the highest quality turbos? What is the least expensive quality turbo? (ebay turbos is NOT an answer)
04-13-10, 04:56 PM
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Least expensive quality turbo manufacturer. Borg Warner hands down. You can also settle for Master Power turbo, but my preference is Borg Warner.
04-13-10, 06:05 PM
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what kind of turbo do you have in mind? What kind of power?
Borg Warner has some tractor, truck and industrial turbos that are cheap but their performance line is quite costly. They have some awesome Extended Tip Turbos in the S3XX frame.
Borg Warner has some tractor, truck and industrial turbos that are cheap but their performance line is quite costly. They have some awesome Extended Tip Turbos in the S3XX frame.
04-15-10, 02:48 PM
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my 2jz gt3076r 0.80 housing 245rwkw @ 12.5psi full boost from 2400rpm perfect for street with a standard 1jz ecu.
next gt3540 0.80 housing 270rwkw @ 12psi full boost from 3500rpm using the same standard 1jz ecu.
now raised the boost to 20psi with emanage ultimate 310rwkw
next gt3540 0.80 housing 270rwkw @ 12psi full boost from 3500rpm using the same standard 1jz ecu.
now raised the boost to 20psi with emanage ultimate 310rwkw
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04-23-10, 09:35 PM
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BWs362 you have many options in flange/ar http://www.bullseyepower.com/
I have used so many turbos and the BW's are reliable. Best part is when they wear out (all turbos do) you can get replacement parts for cheap.
I have used so many turbos and the BW's are reliable. Best part is when they wear out (all turbos do) you can get replacement parts for cheap.
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04-26-10, 08:02 PM
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Precision for cost to quality ratio. Garrett for quality (although the Borg Warner wheels are ****) although they're costly. And Turbonetics for having the most hassle free warranty. Really it's the only company I'd say has a warranty that actually pays out- period.
