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Old 10-07-2012, 11:45 PM   #43
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this is awesome, congrats!
I feel so much better about the 5psi I'm planning on running on my car!
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Old 10-07-2012, 11:46 PM   #44
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Holy shit , can't wait till you sell the kits


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We have been selling them We just can't sell this kit with a tune right now.

At this power level, we would suggest having the car tuned instead of a mail flash. Our stage 1 is capable of 400-450hp and is made to order. To be honest, that is all you really need to have tons of fun.

The best part about our kit is that you can upgrade without having to replace too many parts.
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Old 10-07-2012, 11:50 PM   #45
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I knew someone would ask for this haha. We are more focused on making these kits for now.
how many dyno runs would you say this car has taken with this power?
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Old 10-07-2012, 11:53 PM   #46
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Surprised the diff hasn't exploded yet.
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how many dyno runs would you say this car has taken with this power?

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I love the power, def pushing the limits.

The engine is making a great power number, but my concerns lie with the actual powerband. Looks very peaky, which is to be expected with this large of a turbo. Not to mention the stock engine seems to exhibit the same sort of power delivery. Very honda-ish, in a sort of way.

400wtq is serious. I suspected the transmission would have a short life on that torque number as well, based on how weak everyone claims them to be.

So here we are. From this point on, and power number above this will be exceeding my expectations for what this engine should be able to make.
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I love the power, def pushing the limits.

The engine is making a great power number, but my concerns lie with the actual powerband. Looks very peaky, which is to be expected with this large of a turbo. Not to mention the stock engine seems to exhibit the same sort of power delivery. Very honda-ish, in a sort of way.

400wtq is serious. I suspected the transmission would have a short life on that torque number as well, based on how weak everyone claims them to be.

So here we are. From this point on, and power number above this will be exceeding my expectations for what this engine should be able to make.

This transmission wasn't directly taken out of previous engineered trannys like it was initialy thought so at this point NO ONE knows how it will hold.
AP blue a fork but no gears.
I don't care about the power this is making, I just care about proving the limits of the car.
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You want your power up top, you just need it to come in smooth and hold nicely. These cars will be able to rev to 10k with a built motor and the right cams I think, so even if we dont see full boost until 6k with a big turbo you still have plenty of power band left. These things are turning into little supras.
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I had a GT35R on my Mr2, it was on fullboost at 5000 and was crazy from 5000 to 8500
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Old 10-08-2012, 01:25 AM   #52
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Running a 6262cea bb on my sr20VE. 5k-9k is ridiculous. I love the big turbo setups. For the strip and for straight line fun anyway.
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Running a 6262cea bb on my sr20VE. 5k-9k is ridiculous. I love the big turbo setups. For the strip and for straight line fun anyway.
cant beat it!
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Who was expecting something else when they read Full Blown and 521 hp?
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6262 vs GTX35r, how do they coompare? Im lead to believe they will produce the same power but the gtx comes on a bit sooner, and the 6262 hits a bit later but a bit harder also
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6262 vs GTX35r, how do they coompare? Im lead to believe they will produce the same power but the gtx comes on a bit sooner, and the 6262 hits a bit later but a bit harder also
The 6262 is a lot cheaper. Even my BB unit is way cheaper. Can't beat the GT center section, but the 6262 doesn't utilize cooling lines.

I prefer the design of the precision turbines to the higher trim GT T350 turbine. Seems a better match to the compressor size. Call me crazy, but I think a GTX3576r would be sick.

Both turbos are awesome, can't go wrong with either.
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