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Old 02-04-2009, 10:41 AM
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Well my new Precision Pro Mod 94's showed up today-i figured i would share some pics with you guys.They just released these at the PRI show in Dec.
They feature billet compressor wheels,and lightweight v band turbing housings.
Rated at 1850hp each,what do you think these babies are gonna do on my new 672cid bbc?







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Nice I bet they are pretty light with the v-band turbine housings too! How much 50lbs or less.
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Very nice. Why does Precision cast the compressor housings with the slots around the inlet vs a smooth inlet?
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It's a ported shroud housing, they use it to keep surge down but it's probably a non issue on these engines. BTW these things are pretty freakin light.

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Very nice. Why does Precision cast the compressor housings with the slots around the inlet vs a smooth inlet?
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If you need a 2nd set of fabrication hands let me know. I'm proficient with the tig.
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you should let me have them for free...
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What size in the v-band turbine housing?
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Originally Posted by hellbents10
Nice I bet they are pretty light with the v-band turbine housings too! How much 50lbs or less.
40lbs

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it'll be a turd
i guess we'll see

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If you need a 2nd set of fabrication hands let me know. I'm proficient with the tig.
I'd be happy with a first set of hands,been trying to get you down here for months-always to busy playing house

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you should let me have them for free...
how about free shipping if you pay retail price?

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What size in the v-band turbine housing?
1.16ar with a 3.5'' inlet
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Do they have the v band housings in a .96ar with a 88mm wheel?
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Very nice!
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hey phil...I think you need a set of those for your ride
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hey phil...I think you need a set of those for your ride
Nah, he might need a SBF though....esp. after seeing Fiscus' ride. Out of the box Gt47-88's!
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What is this going in?

Looks killer!
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Originally Posted by Shawn @ VA Speed
Rated at 1850hp each,what do you think these babies are gonna do on my new 672cid bbc?
They will kill you.
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Wow!!! I don't my engine could push one of those... That's insane.. You should be at like 2500rwhp+ if you lean on them.. I can't imagine...
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Originally Posted by 98turbls1
Wow!!! I don't my engine could push one of those... That's insane.. You should be at like 2500rwhp+ if you lean on them.. I can't imagine...

I'm thinking closer to 3200 to the tires! 2400 can be had with a set of gt47's in the right combo
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Those are insane. I haven't ever seen a turbo with a V band turbine housing. Is it relative to a T4 or T6 flange.
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
Those are insane. I haven't ever seen a turbo with a V band turbine housing. Is it relative to a T4 or T6 flange.
Those are t-6 ..Tial has a v-band housing for the gt42 which is a t4 i believe.
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Originally Posted by Fireball
hey phil...I think you need a set of those for your ride
Who's to say they are not for my ride. MIR does not have a max turbo size anymore.
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