t70 turbo max power
08-10-2006, 04:36 PM
#23
Originally Posted by frcefed98
Damn it I always get you and Jose mixed up
Sorry bout that
But for under 1K and will support that kind of power...awesome. I'm not looking to break 1k but I'm in the market for a nice turbo for that amount of $$.
Right now i'm messing around with a T70 that is only temporary until I get a better unit.
Do you know if the turbo(s) in question are the/near the physical size of the T70-T76 turbo's?
I don't want to run a gigantor GT42 sized turbo again
Sorry bout thatBut for under 1K and will support that kind of power...awesome. I'm not looking to break 1k but I'm in the market for a nice turbo for that amount of $$.
Right now i'm messing around with a T70 that is only temporary until I get a better unit.
Do you know if the turbo(s) in question are the/near the physical size of the T70-T76 turbo's?
I don't want to run a gigantor GT42 sized turbo again
. The price is less then a standard bearing 76 from other manufactures.
08-10-2006, 04:50 PM
#27
Awesome, will bolt right up then... Cept the moron I got mine from welded a 90º onto the charge pipe for some odd reason. Needed to change it to a straight setup anyway and eliminate one 90º coupler. With ball bearing, and supporting 750rwhp, for <1k?
08-10-2006, 04:53 PM
#29
They are ready to be ordered already. Just send an e-mail to JZ@Forcedinductions.com, or give us a call. Website is in the sig below. As for Jose, he is the man to talk to.
08-10-2006, 04:57 PM
#30
Originally Posted by DrTurbo
They are ready to be ordered already. Just send an e-mail to JZ@Forcedinductions.com, or give us a call. Website is in the sig below. As for Jose, he is the man to talk to.
08-10-2006, 05:13 PM
#32
I just checked with Jose and he says nothing on 76's from anyone yet in his e-mail. So I will get him to address this himself tonight on the board. Might want to PM him as well.
08-10-2006, 11:59 PM
#35
Originally Posted by frcefed98
I needs some info on this turbo...email has been sent TTT
08-11-2006, 06:37 AM
#37
Dr turbo, for a rear mount setup, could you use say a t70 hot side with the cold side fgrom the newer T76??? could be a nice way of eliminating lag whilst still making good power!
thanks Chirs.
thanks Chirs.
08-11-2006, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by chuntington101
PurEvl, was that the turbo maxed totaly out??? and was that a front or rear mount?
thanks chris.
thanks chris.
08-11-2006, 09:19 AM
#39
Originally Posted by PurEvl
rear mount, and yes definetly maxxed out, and to be honest i turned it down to 650ish because it was generating too much heat and i kept popping head gaskets.
Damn..
Thats good to know... that info might save a few people some Head gaskets.......
08-11-2006, 10:07 AM
#40
Originally Posted by chuntington101
Dr turbo, for a rear mount setup, could you use say a t70 hot side with the cold side fgrom the newer T76??? could be a nice way of eliminating lag whilst still making good power!
thanks Chirs.
thanks Chirs.
. He also responded to the e-mails and PM's sent, and some of you that have ordered, the turbos that were on the shelf left this morning. The rest that order will be around 5-7 business days.