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Old 01-08-2008, 12:27 PM
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Default Borg Warner/FI FI-58 to FI-70 series unit

Ok guys these are about to be ready for release. Just a little info:

We will offer the units from 58mm to 70mm for you guys running twins and small single setups or for the smaller 4cyl and 6 cyl crowd these things will push things to the next level for 2008.

All units are using ETT compressor wheels for broader and extended maps.


Units will be offered in Journal Bearing, Ball bearing, Water cooled as well if you wish with any of the setups.

Turbine housing choices are divided, undivided, On-center T4 from .58A/R to 1.3A/R, also we can build them with T3's and T3/T4 housings as well.

Comp covers are like the standard E-cover, S-cover, H- style cover and then a race cover is offered for the 70mm which flows 93lbs/min . We have built the units to be full drop in's to most of the current units available out there. I know alot of people have been tired of re-doing kits to fit the smaller Borg warner stuff since it has smaller comp wheels, but still BIG in size.

Prices will range from Retail* $1260 to $1900 for a full ball bearing with water cooling and race cover.

Current dealers are welcome to call and new dealers are always welcome as well.

Comp maps below:
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oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy

awesome info, thanks Dr. turbo
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I think this will add some big power to the smaller setup guys as well like the 2JZ crowd and 4G63 crowd as well. We also can do them for the GN's as well
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Sounds like some nice new units. Nice looking comp maps too.

By the way, can we also have see some comp maps for the ST80 and SX80 units?

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Originally Posted by 2001-WS6
Sounds like some nice new units. Nice looking comp maps too.

By the way, can we also have see some comp maps for the ST80 and SX80 units?

Rick

Unfortunately we have not recieved a green light to put those maps out yet.
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oh damn!
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do u have a ST80 map? - *edit opps didnt read the prev posts on this

btw - thx for the blankie..showed up yesterday
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Unfortunately we have not recieved a green light to put those maps out yet.
is that a good thing or a bad thing?
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Unfortunately we have not recieved a green light to put those maps out yet.
I have been wanting to see a map for my ST80 as well.....with the race cover if it makes much of a difference. When can we see one?
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shoot me a price on a pair of the FI-70s with housings that would be good on a 408 and also spool the best.
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Originally Posted by MECHAM
is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Only a bad thing for those that are shopping... not those that have all ready purchased.

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Nice looking maps, thats for sure.
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When I get my **** together, I'm going for twin FI-62's
72lbs/min, me so horny
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You did not say B covers...
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what is the package size of these turbos? how small are they, is there an option for internal wastegates?
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Originally Posted by VINCE
You did not say B covers...
We can do them in a B cover up to a 62mm.
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Originally Posted by smokinHawk
what is the package size of these turbos? how small are they, is there an option for internal wastegates?
Yes internally gated can be done as well


Also they are the same drop in size as a PT,T-netics, or ITS unit. That is why we built them so they would be direct swaps. The BW standard chassis units are large and cumbersome and require re-doing your kit all together to run them before...now we have taken that variable away from your build. Example, if it will fit a PT67, T-netics 66 or ITS66, then the FI66 will drop right in
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when will concrete pricing be set?
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70mm flows 93lbs/min WOW.

I think Jose told me the Old 83MM Airreach I had flowed 93lbs/min I guess you can see the age of in improvement
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Any real results of people using these ?

I will most definately be looking for something for a 2.35litre Subaru soon. If it can make around 800whp, I think that should be sufficient ( although I wouldnt say no to having the ability to make more ). Spool is of course important too.


Would be nice if it looked like a TN GTK series lol....they just look superb !!!!

At the quoted prices above....cost isnt an issue. Just the best.

Previous turbo was an ITS T70....how would that compare in physical size to the top spec 70mm ETT ?


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