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Started by t-rav · 31 Jan 2014 · 5 replies

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t-ravArchived member

31-01-14, 18:20 GMT+10#1

Anyone running one of these what sort of power figures can I expect from one Casing 300 rwkw E85 and supporting mods

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mkd.jetArchived member

31-01-14, 20:43 GMT+10#2

Yeh will make 300rwkws no problem

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ProTigArchived member

31-01-14, 22:44 GMT+10#3

The fg turbos(gt3576) seem to max out about the 300-330rwkw mark and then tend to **** them selfs as they have a really small front wheel, but. Buy the gt3582 front wheel for around 80 bux and find a front cover for around 100-150 now you have a 400rwkw+ cappable turbo(or a reliable 300rwkw), or just use the rear housing but a gtx core and front for $1450 and you have a 470rwkw+ turbo

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MorgzArchived member

01-02-14, 03:31 GMT+10#4

yeah in standard form I've heard they aren't much chop.

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mkd.jetArchived member

01-02-14, 13:08 GMT+10#5

I've ran a ba turbo on mine makes 355rwks went 10.4 on the 1/4 mile and it's still going strong today after 5 years but then again it's the bigger version of the fg turbo

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t-ravArchived member

02-02-14, 22:13 GMT+10#6

Ok no worries thanks for all the feed back . I would go ba bf 3540 but I found a really nice bf turbo with very low mileage and was just curious about their limitations being the smaller turbo .

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