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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 02:18 PM
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Precision PT67R, where please?

Wishing to obtain some more power from my engine than the actual 518 whp
( read on a Dyno Dynamics dyno bench )at 32 psi with 100 oct Shell Vpower, i would have decided to make 2 upgrades, the first is a set of Tomei 280 cams, lift 11.8 mm instead of the actual HKS 272's, the second would be a bigger turbo (actually i have a GT35R, AR 0.82); a GT42R setup seems to me a little too big, and, after reading on this forum my choice would be a Precision PT67R dual ball bearing, with T3 inlet and exhaust AR 0.82, could it be a good upgrade for me, considering my engine spec? ( 2.3 stroker with Crower billet crank and titanium rods, Wiseco pistons, 1200 cc injectors, Magnus intake manifold with 76mm throttle body, Shearer exhaust manifold with Tial 44mm wg, ported head with +1mm valves, dual Bosch 044 fuel system, D-Jetro Power FC + AVCR, upgraded intercooler and all usual other mods )
Please, could somebody tell me where i can purchase this turbo online ( i live in Italy, this is my only option....), as on Precision turbo web site there is apparently no trace of it ( or more probably i don't see it )?
Do you think i will be able to obtain some more power with these two mods?
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Gianluca.
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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 02:23 PM
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we sell the pt6776 P trim ball bearing turbos. Figure 1195$ shipped

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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 02:29 PM
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HorsepowerFreaks has a nice kit...i have the 67 turbo with the t-4 heres the link
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...ts/part/HPF_67
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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 02:42 PM
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Thanks for so quick replies....
I would need a T3/T4 flanged turbo, for retaining my exhaust manifold, and more important, for having not to hand build another downpipe different from the 3inches 4 bolts one i actually have ( this is because i have a Lancer Evo TME, practically a Evo VI, and nobody builds a specific downipe for this model, it's different from VIII units....), so a T4 turbo would not be a good choice for me.....
BTW could somebody confirm me that swapping from GT35R to this PT67R is a real upgrade?
Thank you for patience.....
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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 02:46 PM
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u want the same setup igot.shearer has the turbo.
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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by giangi
Thanks for so quick replies....
I would need a T3/T4 flanged turbo, for retaining my exhaust manifold, and more important, for having not to hand build another downpipe different from the 3inches 4 bolts one i actually have ( this is because i have a Lancer Evo TME, practically a Evo VI, and nobody builds a specific downipe for this model, it's different from VIII units....), so a T4 turbo would not be a good choice for me.....
BTW could somebody confirm me that swapping from GT35R to this PT67R is a real upgrade?
Thank you for patience.....

Ive installed the evo VIII dounpipes on V, VI, tme VII all I did was custom make the support of the dounpipe on some cases (stock turbos) you just have to swap the o2 housings
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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by giangi
BTW could somebody confirm me that swapping from GT35R to this PT67R is a real upgrade?
Thank you for patience.....
It is a definite upgrade over the GT35R as far as the compressor wheel goes. It will support about 110hp more than the 35R wheel. I have used this turbo on several projects with very good success. I built a RB25powered 280Z and it put 618hp@wheels on pump gas, 20psi and some Nitrous. This is using a bone stock longblock. Nothing like whipping a TwinTurbo Hennessey Viper on the street.....two races in a row
BTW, both cars were on pump (93 octane) and both cars were on street legal tires.

RB25 280Z vs TT Viper

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Old Feb 5, 2007 | 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 240Z TwinTurbo
It is a definite upgrade over the GT35R as far as the compressor wheel goes. It will support about 110hp more than the 35R wheel. I have used this turbo on several projects with very good success. I built a RB25powered 280Z and it put 618hp@wheels on pump gas, 20psi and some Nitrous. This is using a bone stock longblock. Nothing like whipping a TwinTurbo Hennessey Viper on the street.....two races in a row
BTW, both cars were on pump (93 octane) and both cars were on street legal tires.

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RB25 280Z vs TT Viper

Thank you for confirming that, i was a little worrying about lag of a GT42R, this setup, together with more aggressive cams, should be a good compromise....
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Old Feb 8, 2007 | 09:34 PM
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with the PT6776R you have these options..

S or H compressor cover
T4 Tangential Turbine housing w/ .58A/R, .68A/R, .81A/R, and .96A/R

I would recommend the .81A/R...although most people would prefer the .68A/R

All come with 3" V-banded outlets (actually 3 5/8")

We sell oil line kits for these, coolant line kits, gasket kits, and all the flanges you'll need to fabricate your own downpipe for it.

www.horsepowerfreaks.com
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Old Feb 9, 2007 | 04:45 PM
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Gianluca,
Give us a call, we have everything here that works with our manifold.
Cheers!
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Old Mar 14, 2007 | 09:14 PM
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i have a brand new precision PT6776RHPS for sale, T4, .81AR turbine housing w/v-band outlet, .75AR comp housing.

looking for 1000 plus s&h, PM me your email if you want some pics.
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Old Mar 14, 2007 | 10:29 PM
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go with the HPF stuff they are proven.
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Old Mar 15, 2007 | 12:10 AM
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Thank you for your offer, but i decided to go for a Garrett GT4094R, Shearer is building me the twin waste gated manifold, we'll see the results....
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Old Mar 15, 2007 | 08:07 AM
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Keep us updated giangi.
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Old Mar 15, 2007 | 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by giangi
Thank you for your offer, but i decided to go for a Garrett GT4094R, Shearer is building me the twin waste gated manifold, we'll see the results....
And we cant wait to see it on your car! Your going to have quite the rocket ship of an Evo in a few weeks!
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