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What Turbo to replace a high flowed one ?

Started by Joehoe · 2 Nov 2014 · 2 replies

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JoehoeArchived member
Hi ladies and gents Looking for a turbo to replace my stock high flowed one Need some advice Don't know where to start looking I want one to fit the std low mount manifold and still be internally gated Looking for a high quality turbo
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vkwepnArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Joehoe [View Post] Hi ladies and gents Looking for a turbo to replace my stock high flowed one Need some advice Don't know where to start looking I want one to fit the std low mount manifold and still be internally gated Looking for a high quality turbo i brought a genuine garret to4e and rebuilt it just a bush bearing water and oil cooled but it looks factory. will get a pic up for you if your interested. or you go a 35/40 just have to make a dump pipe and space the manifold
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MorgzArchived member
I'd go a GTX35 with the .82 internally gated. The .63 is too small, and the 1.06 could be a bit laggy on the standard manifold.
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