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Old 05-08-2007, 01:58 PM
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Suggestions? Maybe I should have made this a poll. I have 364ci and spin to 7k rpms. I intend to run 20psi.

Precision T88?

Garrett GT42r-76??

Does the new S series have a T4 flange out yet???
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Turbonetics F-1 Mid Frame 1.01 AR, Ceramic Ball Bearing, you can go anywhere from a 76mm to a 82mm. Its [Borat] Verry Nicce[/borat]...

Here is a pic of mine:

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how many lbs/min or HP can that support?
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shouldnt you do a hp or et goal first?
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Turbonetics says 1200hp
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They say the GT42-76 will support 1100, but you won't even get close on that motor. Been there done that.

Look to something 80+mm minimum
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
shouldnt you do a hp or et goal first?
Dyno's are just for tuning. I'm not concerned with numbers. I want to have a turbo that can keep up with 20 spi and 7k rpms on my 364ci. Whatever ET that nets me can be determined later.

Does a T88 outflow a gt42r-76?
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isnt the PT88 rated for 1250hp and a little bit under rated at that.
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Originally Posted by smokinHawk
isnt the PT88 rated for 1250hp and a little bit under rated at that.
Is the 88 more capable of my cfm requirements than the gt42r-76?
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ST- series will flow up to 122+ lbs/min or about ~1300hp with just the 80mm ETT wheel. Also soon an ST-88 will be coming out as well. All the ST units are T4 based.
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Originally Posted by JZ 97 SS 1500
ST- series will flow up to 122+ lbs/min or about ~1300hp with just the 80mm ETT wheel. Also soon an ST-88 will be coming out as well. All the ST units are T4 based.
When will they be available?
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Originally Posted by ninetres
When will they be available?

All ST-series units are already available up to the ETT 80mm.


The ST-88 will be available in about 3 weeks though as it uses different components and wheels.
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ST-series FTMFW !!!
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F.I. ???. You know they have all the best stuff. Don't even have to look anywhere else.
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F.I. ???. You know they have all the best stuff. Don't even have to look anywhere else.

Guess you meant to say F.T.W!!!
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how does the ST80 compare to the PTE88 in size and power.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Guess you meant to say F.T.W!!!
F.I.....FI.com......forcedinductions.com
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Originally Posted by ABeasst
how does the ST80 compare to the PTE88 in size and power.
What he said. Also, what size are the connections on the ST80?
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