New ATP Ball Bearing Setup
just talked to atp, pricing may even be released tonight or within the next couple of days, however they said that it will be VERY competively priced to the fp black.. gtx3582 that is.
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Anyone else notice how small the exhaust ports were compared to the stock turbo in their pictures.......or am I seeing things.
More players in the stock frame market. Wow. even if their DBB costs a few hundred more it will def force the current players to step their game up.
More players in the stock frame market. Wow. even if their DBB costs a few hundred more it will def force the current players to step their game up.
So, if these turbos work well, then someone is going to have to design a 3" to 4" silicon intake pipe (much like FP's) that goes to the MAF and a new lower IC pipe too 
But the proof will be in the pudding when one of these makes its way onto a car.

But the proof will be in the pudding when one of these makes its way onto a car.
Anyone else notice how small the exhaust ports were compared to the stock turbo in their pictures.......or am I seeing things.
More players in the stock frame market. Wow. even if their DBB costs a few hundred more it will def force the current players to step their game up.
More players in the stock frame market. Wow. even if their DBB costs a few hundred more it will def force the current players to step their game up.
i dont think the ports are smaller. i think its your eyes playing tricks on you, theres more surface around the outside of the ports it looks like to me on the ATP turbos then the stock ones. it will make it look smaller, but i dont think they are
Pricing is released - Who wants to be first?
Last edited by maperformance; Dec 15, 2010 at 03:13 PM.
Pricing is released - Who wants to be first?
Sickkkkk! Of course you guys are the first ones to release pricing on their website...After I see some results, Ill be giving you guys a call...




