What turbo will fit where my PT76/75 .96ar is??
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What turbo will fit where my PT76/75 .96ar is??
Hey guys, im looking for a turbo with more potential than my PT76/75 and that it wont require a lot of modifications..
Any advice??
Thanks!!
Any advice??
Thanks!!
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Ive gone over 152 running out of gear with a 7675 at only 15psi
It might not make a thousand but itll probably do close
Any reason behind the 4 digit power goal other than wanting the number?
It might not make a thousand but itll probably do close
Any reason behind the 4 digit power goal other than wanting the number?
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The pt7675 will hit mid-low 6's. If anything, consider a larger downpipe if you are currently running a 3". I only upgraded to the larger turbo because my friend had it laying around and it fit perfectly so he cut me a deal.
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Thanks guys! I already order my second walbro 400 and a hobbs switch to turn the second pump on when I hit boost and we plan on pushing it harder than 12lbs on VP race fuel and meth injection.. Hopefully I get in the 18-20psi range..
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I think everyone missed the part where you are a 370ci. You will probably start fighting back pressure very quickly after you turn the boost up. That will be your biggest challenge.
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Downpipe being 3" will prove to be the bigger restriction than the turbo on a 370". In my opinion that turbo has a lot to offer. Get a 3.5-4" downpipe and it will handle 20+psi well
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I don't have any concrete data to substantiate what I was running into but I was seeing diminishing gains after 16psi on my 3" downpipe. I feel as though i was choking on back pressure with a 5.7. The plan was that I'd do the bmr turbo kmember and run a 4" on the PT7675 but I decided if I'm going through all that I may as well use my buddies turbo since it was right there.