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I wonder what a 362 spools like on a log manifold...
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Quote: Originally Posted by
reed32 the precision 6765 has been showing signs of a too laggy of a turbo on the evo forums. most guys have said that the ptc 6262 w/82ar will be a better turbo selection for the street then the 6765. I really like the s368 for overall spool and power it makes. s362 makes great power but i dont think it has enough to make a car go to the low 10's high 9's .
Nemo seems to think so. I dont see why it can't either.
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what kind of mani you gonna use?
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Quote: Originally Posted by
jaydawg1983 what kind of mani you gonna use?
DNP. same one I have in my car now.
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Quote: Originally Posted by
quicky4JR. Nemo seems to think so. I dont see why it can't either.
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Quote: Originally Posted by
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Like dsmlights said.....its a torque monster!
Dogbox, 35psi...easy!
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What's a torque monster? 362?
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Quote: Originally Posted by
lblackneon What's a torque monster? 362?
yes that is correct
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shea just get a T-67 and be done with it
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Quote: Originally Posted by
goats srt shea just get a T-67 and be done with it
an old outdated turbo, and plus i can tell your not very literate with turbo sizes, the t-67 actually has a 1mm smaller wheel than the s368 he wants
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s368 is the lasrgest t3 frame turbo out there right now.
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Quote: Originally Posted by
dsmlights@rage-tek s368 is the lasrgest t3 frame turbo out there right now.
if 68mm of t3 flanged fury isnt enough to get the hairs on your neck standing up, then you my friend are dead inside lol
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Why use an OEM head gasket?
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Quote: Originally Posted by
lblackneon Why use an OEM head gasket?
why not theres nothing wrong with it
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