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Old Nov 20, 2008, 08:55 PM
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What can we expect from 93 octane?
Old Nov 21, 2008, 01:30 AM
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Thanks Robert for such amazing turbo.
Guys this turbo is capable of more than 400 whp on a complete stock engine relative low boost.

We are running almost 500 whp on a stock engine that I have to be conservative to don't break any internal because to much stress on the tuning.
I know that this turbo have more power potential but first we need to work some areas to be able to extract alot more power from the turbo.

The good thing about this turbo is the power potential and boost response with out the need to do alot of mods to the car.

Thanks again Robert and Aniel to trust on us since the first moment we call you for help.

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Gadiel, I'm dropping the AFI 35r Single Scroll kit in the car this weekend and the hopefully the JUN 2.3 stroker next weekend (if it arrives ). How far do you think we can push this beast before we start breaking things?
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I am happy with the results we were able to achieve on Ryan's car. I am even happier that it holds up on road course while taking a severe beating! The 4b11 loves this thing! I am very anxious to see what it does on pump gas, someone buy one and bring it to AMS already!! haha.
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Thanks for the kudos guys, glad you are enjoying the toys!


3 sitting on the shelf, they look so lonely and looking for love. Running a batch of 45 right now
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I am getting asked this question repeatedly so I will answer it here.

"Does your turbo have the stock turbine wheel in it? I was going to buy another upgrade stock turbo from XYZ and theirs is a lot cheaper? Is yours more expensive because it also has a larger turbine wheel fitted?"

No, our turbo does NOT retain the small TD05H turbine wheel. Doing so will choke out all the top end power and limit the total airflow thru the engine. "You cant get it in if you dont get it out" applies here. Sure it would be easier and cheaper to simply install a larger compressor wheel, but the real world power would simply not exist. Yes I suppose our turbo is more expensive than a stock turbine wheeled upgrade, but I think that a "full upgrade" is what you are probably looking for.
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I got a ride in BlackTrack/Ryan Gates' car with this turbo, and it was *very* impressive. I drive a FULLY bolted on evo8 w/ IX turbo, E85, alky, cams, ported everything, and this thing would smoke my car. The spool-up, boost threshold, and transient boost is so close to stock it is really really really really really impressive that this thing makes 450+ dynojet whp w/o breaking a sweat.
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For those interested in upgrading your stock turbo, I have got information up on the website now for this option:

Forced Performance Upgrades

Please let us know if anyone has any questions regarding our turbochargers.
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The numbers the fpRed cars are putting down are just crazy...fp ftw...it's amazing to see big gains from minimal mods...

Can't wait to see what more X's ate going to do with the Red
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Robert,

Any plans on a red sized BB turbo?
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My target is to achieve between 350 and 400 whp on 93 gas while retaining full drivability of a street car.
Should I consider this turbo or look for something else (or may be stick with stock)? I know that some turbos are only waking up at certain boost levels. What other mods are recommended for these power levels?
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Originally Posted by Mojito
My target is to achieve between 350 and 400 whp on 93 gas while retaining full drivability of a street car.
Should I consider this turbo or look for something else (or may be stick with stock)? I know that some turbos are only waking up at certain boost levels. What other mods are recommended for these power levels?
You can easily make the power with a Red. Yes, boost levels do need to be higher to be really useful, and you need to do pump, injectors, and a turbo back exhaust is also a good idea.
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Originally Posted by Mojito
My target is to achieve between 350 and 400 whp on 93 gas while retaining full drivability of a street car.
Should I consider this turbo or look for something else (or may be stick with stock)? I know that some turbos are only waking up at certain boost levels. What other mods are recommended for these power levels?
350whp is achieveable on the stock turbo briefly
Old Nov 25, 2008, 08:35 PM
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Is the red core exchange? I saw someone wanting to sell their stock turbo to buy a red.

I'm 2 steps from buying the red. Just waiting for more reviews and I need to research the FP and injectors.
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Originally Posted by Gump
Gadiel, I'm dropping the AFI 35r Single Scroll kit in the car this weekend and the hopefully the JUN 2.3 stroker next weekend (if it arrives ). How far do you think we can push this beast before we start breaking things?

Does anybody know the answer to this question?I think that we have a problem here in the UK and that problem is people don't really know how far to push the x power wise,I've just ordered a red to bolt on to go with some cams and an uprated fuel system,including injectors.

At the moment it's had the Ecutek map plus AMS intercooler,induction kit and top pipe fitted and it's running around the 400/400 mark

Knowledge is power I know but would appreciate some sharing of knowledge

Thanks


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