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    #16
    get the evo III 16g thats what i have on my gsx, and it spools alot faster than some of those big turbos making the torqueyness factor alot more fun.
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      #17
      Look at my set-up go to my members thread in my sig Granted the motor lasted me 9 months but it also spiked to 12psi when i did a 40 pull. I would recommend getting a chipped ecu with a basemap from either MRX or D112crazy. Then pay for them to come tune you. I was tuned and i only lasted 9 months i did not really push it but the spike kills. I would recommend either the precision gt32 turbo or a well known componay such as turbonetics t3/to4e 50 trim. With a 38mm wastegate. That wastegate should prevent a lot of boost spike. But every motor is different just because somone on here lasted 3 years with the same set-up doesn't mean yours it goign to last that long. As for power i would say you would be around 220-250. I am not sure because i never got dynoed But ya good luck
      ~Nick~
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        #18
        Originally posted by Grumpys93
        Look at my set-up go to my members thread in my sig Granted the motor lasted me 9 months but it also spiked to 12psi when i did a 40 pull. I would recommend getting a chipped ecu with a basemap from either MRX or D112crazy. Then pay for them to come tune you. I was tuned and i only lasted 9 months i did not really push it but the spike kills. I would recommend either the precision gt32 turbo or a well known componay such as turbonetics t3/to4e 50 trim. With a 38mm wastegate. That wastegate should prevent a lot of boost spike. But every motor is different just because somone on here lasted 3 years with the same set-up doesn't mean yours it goign to last that long. As for power i would say you would be around 220-250. I am not sure because i never got dynoed But ya good luck
        wow, going from a gt32 to a 50 trim is a HUGE difference when it comes to turbo sizes.

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          #19
          Originally posted by d112crzy
          wow, going from a gt32 to a 50 trim is a HUGE difference when it comes to turbo sizes.
          x2

          i don't believe he should be getting in deep enough to look into a gt32 if he doesn't even have a known tuner...

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          And it can only get better. That's the best part.
          All I gotta really say is:
          People of cb7tuner, this AUTO is NOT a joke. It has impressed ME, the hater of auto's.

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            #20
            Originally posted by d112crzy
            wow, going from a gt32 to a 50 trim is a HUGE difference when it comes to turbo sizes.
            Yes i know but if he wanted to do it the right way the first time i would go with either of these. I am planning on getting the garrett gt32 with the block i am currently building. But he asked what is a good application
            ~Nick~
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              #21
              IF you're building a block, then get a gt35r.

              It's what I'm getting.

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                #22
                Originally posted by KeelesKustome
                get the evo III 16g thats what i have on my gsx, and it spools alot faster than some of those big turbos making the torqueyness factor alot more fun.
                thats what I suggested a few posts back but it was ignored!
                92 LX. A6 with GUDE bullfrog Cam. M2S4 transmission..Gutted H23 intake mani. The rest you will just have to find out!


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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Grumpys93
                  Look at my set-up go to my members thread in my sig Granted the motor lasted me 9 months but it also spiked to 12psi when i did a 40 pull. I would recommend getting a chipped ecu with a basemap from either MRX or D112crazy. Then pay for them to come tune you. I was tuned and i only lasted 9 months i did not really push it but the spike kills. I would recommend either the precision gt32 turbo or a well known componay such as turbonetics t3/to4e 50 trim. With a 38mm wastegate. That wastegate should prevent a lot of boost spike. But every motor is different just because somone on here lasted 3 years with the same set-up doesn't mean yours it goign to last that long. As for power i would say you would be around 220-250. I am not sure because i never got dynoed But ya good luck
                  veddy-veddy good advice...

                  Id like to add...make sure you get a quality BOV...because if you somehow get a cheapie knockoff...the diaphram isn't the strongest...and it will stick.

                  92 LX. A6 with GUDE bullfrog Cam. M2S4 transmission..Gutted H23 intake mani. The rest you will just have to find out!


                  MR Thread:
                  http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=174586
                  My tribute page: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=70489

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