Subject	Also wanted to mention...
Posted by	John B. on June 05, 2006 at 9:51 PM
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In Reply To	Re: close to it...but not over while not blowing the hell out posted by Tsefreeflow on June 05, 2006 at 09:40 PM
Message	If you go the rebuilt stocker route, DO NOT have them rebuilt. Rebuilds are usually a 50/50 chance of short term failure. Get a set of new center sections, and bolt the housings on. They cost around 500 each. Youll have new turbos for 1000 or so, depending on price.
Follow Ups	Swap Update (some low res pics) and some basic questions? - Tsefreeflow 21:06:34 06/05/06 less than 400rwhp - genic 21:29:50 06/05/06 Re: less than 400rwhp - Tsefreeflow 21:33:42 06/05/06 close to it...but not over while not blowing the hell out - genic 21:35:44 06/05/06 Re: close to it...but not over while not blowing the hell out - Tsefreeflow 21:40:39 06/05/06 19psi is really pushing stock turbos very far. - John B. 21:48:27 06/05/06 Also wanted to mention... - John B. 21:51:14 06/05/06 you'll need down pipes. super splits will be super nice - BigTDogg (MA) 21:53:51 06/05/06 do the 615cc. If you can get an ecu program for them. the - Ghozt 02:57:38 06/06/06 have a pic of the said "repair"? (n/m) - Zluster-Ripped off by Rob.M 03:27:47 06/06/06 If you mean the welded front/back halves of the car - Technomancer 13:24:08 06/06/06 Yes it is. - Zluster-Ripped off by Rob.M 14:04:16 06/06/06 Re: have a pic of the said "repair"? - Tsefreeflow 17:41:44 06/06/06 What year is the car? 615cc's need work unless it's a 95+ (n/m) - Fuzznutz 05:29:56 06/06/06 Yummy High speed goodness comin up.. - Zownr4life 12:25:38 06/06/06 less than 300whp on stock boost. (n/m) - RedSER13 13:00:10 06/06/06 I take that back... - Tsefreeflow 17:34:08 06/06/06
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