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07-26-2011, 02:18 PM
#42
If you want to take the drive to Rochester, you're welcome to check out my front mount with the PT7875. It's easier to get an idea when you can see it.
I ran the TC76 for 3 years and now the 7875. The TC was a good unit, I really don't have any complaints about it. It served me very well. The Precision however spools almost as fast and carries a lot more up top, especially once you get over ~15 psi.
The TC is a good deal smaller though. I had to do a little work to get the 7875 in it's place.
I ran the TC76 for 3 years and now the 7875. The TC was a good unit, I really don't have any complaints about it. It served me very well. The Precision however spools almost as fast and carries a lot more up top, especially once you get over ~15 psi.
The TC is a good deal smaller though. I had to do a little work to get the 7875 in it's place.
07-26-2011, 02:19 PM
#43
07-26-2011, 03:16 PM
#45
another random queestion (without starting a new thread)...
Will a JGS 40mm WG be able to keep a PT76GTS in check? My friend ran a 38mm tial and a 76gts on his old hi-flow kit and it was fine.
EDIT: also, what is the power potential limit on a set of 317 heads?
thanks
Will a JGS 40mm WG be able to keep a PT76GTS in check? My friend ran a 38mm tial and a 76gts on his old hi-flow kit and it was fine.
EDIT: also, what is the power potential limit on a set of 317 heads?
thanks
Last edited by jt76; 07-26-2011 at 03:27 PM.
07-26-2011, 03:54 PM
#47
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If you can swing it id go with a 44mm for room to grow, and most people just put dual valve springs on the 317's and go. From what I've read people have pushed stock 317's to the limit to where they lift due to the thinner deck on the head's. Id say 800rwhp would be pushing a 317.
07-26-2011, 08:19 PM
#50
The price of a Tial 44 really isnt going to kill me in the grand scheme of things lol.. The issue i have is the kit is built with the smaller WG so i would probably have to modify the pipe going to the WG as it is tucked pretty close and from what i remember the tial 44 is pretty bulky.
07-27-2011, 02:12 AM
#51
The price of a Tial 44 really isnt going to kill me in the grand scheme of things lol.. The issue i have is the kit is built with the smaller WG so i would probably have to modify the pipe going to the WG as it is tucked pretty close and from what i remember the tial 44 is pretty bulky.
Do you have a pic of how the wg is integrated into the kit. That will tell a lot.
07-27-2011, 06:46 AM
#52
I believe the MVS is the same width as an old 44 but quite a bit shorter. I will snap a pic when i get home from work but i think it will have to be modified (i would have to cut the flange off for the v band anyway so i guess its not a huge pain)
07-27-2011, 12:13 PM
#53
I can modify/weld it for ya if you need. You can bring it over and size it up to one of my MVS gates if you want. Dan Lesser has a few MVRs that I am sure we could use for test fit/ideas as well.
07-27-2011, 03:10 PM
#55
I had the TC76 on my turbosmart 38mm wastegate with a 7lb spring. It would control to 7lbs unless it was cold in 4th gear it would hit 10lbs. I swapped a PT76GTS in place and with my cutout open it hits 15-16lbs of boost in 3rd gear. You will not want a 38mm gate with the precision unit, it will not control it on a 346.
07-29-2011, 01:41 AM
#56
I've never received neither blankets nor even these tracking numbers, can you provide any proof of your words? You PROMISED multiple times to send and every time there was some excuse and then you just stopped responding to my messages. Apparently you didn't send anything or you wouldn't have reason not to answer my messages.
11-29-2011, 11:52 AM
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