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Old 02-15-2011, 01:47 PM
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I can't see this comparison often enough.
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I sold my F1A and bracket..(that's all I had) when I realized how much I was gonna spend on a procharger build, and with the moeny from those two parts, I bought 2 master power 64mm turbos, truck manifolds and I'm about to order the parts needed (including the 2 walbro pumps) in order to make a dual in tank fuel pump set-up. And I'm still gonna have money left over. Ill probably by the steel lines and fuel filter possibly a fuel pressure regulator as well.









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This debate will never end...
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LOL I think both systems have their upsides and downsides!

...I just think one outweighs the other....
Old 02-16-2011, 10:11 PM
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I wouldnt say those are just like the garrett units. $250 a turbo is stupid cheap. I think they will go bad and you will have to upgrade any way
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Not to jump around but, I have had a Godspeed turbo on my 420a eclipse for well over a year and have just started using a 35 shot of nitrous to spool it up faster and it has ben a great turbo...

Just my .02
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I will have a build thread and keep updated with it. Awaiting parts to come in right now. Car will put down close to 1000 horsepower on Godspeed Ebay turbos.

On a second note I think alot of their bad reputation is people not knowing what they are doing or failing to do research before they buy one. Such as using restrictors in the oil feed, priming the turbo before run, allowing turbos to cool down before turning the car off, etc etc.

Time will tell, and as I am going twins, thats double the chance for something to break.
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Originally Posted by sschoeffler
I will have a build thread and keep updated with it. Awaiting parts to come in right now. Car will put down close to 1000 horsepower on Godspeed Ebay turbos.

On a second note I think alot of their bad reputation is people not knowing what they are doing or failing to do research before they buy one. Such as using restrictors in the oil feed, priming the turbo before run, allowing turbos to cool down before turning the car off, etc etc.

Time will tell, and as I am going twins, thats double the chance for something to break.
I wish you luck with your project, this is what Hot-Rodding is all about. Bob
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