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    #46
    Originally posted by blackbart View Post
    Far out, change you avatar!
    i would but cant find one i like that fits in the file size allowed
    you cant spell advertisements without semen between the tits

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      #47
      Originally posted by blackbart View Post
      Fark don't tempt me.

      I told you I'd give ya $500 for it.:D

      Once I get the Stato back and find the oil leak I'll decide what I'm going to do.

      Interesting:

      http://www.turbofast.com.au/TFmatch.html

      Says I need twin GT30's to make 16psi and 978hp!:p
      It sais I should use a "Please select two turbochargers"
      I have a GT40.. same thing.
      Pest Control - Brisbane, Gold Coast, Ipswich and South West QLD PF discounts apply.

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        #48
        Some selection criteria for forced induction systems (based on article by Corky Bell in GRM)

        * Margin of safety: How does kit avoid detonation?
        * Air/Fuel mixture: How does kit maintain correct mixture?
        * Intake air temperature increase: Any forced induction system will increase intake air temperature. The system that increases temp the least has highest thermal efficiency. Ranking of technologies (Best-&gtWorst): Turbo, Lysholm screw SC, Centrifugal SC, Roots.
        * Intake air cooling: If system has intercooler, this will reduce intake air temp, thus less tendency to detonate, and more air mass per volume (thus more power, assuming proper fuel ratio maintained). Application with very low max boost don't need intercooling since the pressure increase is not large, thus the temp increase isn't either.
        * Boost curve: Where is boost produced, peaky vs. early or broad. Ranking: Lysholm screw-type SC, vain-style turbo, Roots, classic turbo(?), Centrifugal SC last.
        * Lag: How much time between gas pedal application and noticeable boost. THis is significant at low rpms. Ranking: Lysholm screw-type SC, vain-style turbo, Roots, classic turbo(?). Centrifugal SC has very little boost below 3K.
        * Power: Ability to flow air at high thermal efficiency with least power losses to drive unit. Ranking: Turbo, Centrifugal SC, Lysholm, Roots.
        E36 M3 12.92 @ 108.64mph, N/A 3.0L

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          #49
          Originally posted by VS540tt View Post
          Why not twin GT47's.


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          That pic looks sick. Those turbos are huge
          Old RB25DETT 399rwkw @ 17psi
          New RB25/30 + T51r = 364rwkw @ 20psi..... with issues

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            #50
            Originally posted by WHITER33TT View Post
            That pic looks sick. Those turbos are huge
            Get ya brudda to do it.... and post pics.:D
            2002 VX SS GT55 boosted 427 LSX
            2004 Nissan El Grand rape van
            2001 Land Cruiser - The Beater
            2007 Suzuki SX4 - Ski Mule
            2005 WR250
            + 2 trailers and a caravan.
            I finance the RMS

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              #51
              Originally posted by TK View Post
              Masterpower turbo, fuckload cheaper than GT47 & from what I hear pretty decent.

              TK
              had to weld a elbow on a masterpower t70 thing today , its a baby next to the 4708 , let alone the 4718.
              id guess half the output at best.
              https://www.facebook.com/Petes-Weldi...7343264035404/

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                #52
                Customer? Where'd the turbo come from? Prices? :D
                2002 VX SS GT55 boosted 427 LSX
                2004 Nissan El Grand rape van
                2001 Land Cruiser - The Beater
                2007 Suzuki SX4 - Ski Mule
                2005 WR250
                + 2 trailers and a caravan.
                I finance the RMS

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                  #53
                  some random asshole off the street brought it in , i think they are $700 ish ?
                  https://www.facebook.com/Petes-Weldi...7343264035404/

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by blackbart View Post
                    Customer? Where'd the turbo come from? Prices? :D
                    550USD plus shipping. They are making 700-800Hp out of them and running sub 10s in supras and mustangs, with the 1.06 rear housing. I am pretty sure MP also do a copy of the GT45, which would be more suitable to a big block, depending on what you are chasing.
                    Originally posted by Turbo Yoda
                    I <3 Hamster

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                      #55
                      Here are some wheel sizes for a comparison:

                      GT4708 Comp wheel 80.7mm / 108.0mm, turbine 92.7mm (82 trim)
                      GT4718 Comp wheel 88.0mm / 117.6mm, turbine 92,7mm (82 trim)
                      GT4294 Comp wheel 70.3mm / 94.0mm, turbine 82mm
                      t04Z Comp wheel 66mm / 84mm, turbine 64.5/74mm

                      MPT70 Comp wheel 69.1mm / 91.0mm, turbine 64.5mm/74mm (68.5mm/76.5mm with q trim wheel)

                      So looks like the MPT70 is close to the GT42 in comp size and same rear wheel (P trim) as t04Z.

                      Originally posted by Dave View Post
                      550USD plus shipping. They are making 700-800Hp out of them and running sub 10s in supras and mustangs, with the 1.06 rear housing. I am pretty sure MP also do a copy of the GT45, which would be more suitable to a big block, depending on what you are chasing.
                      Yep they do, part number 810017 (GT45)

                      Also a GT42 PN 805138 & GT46 PN 802308

                      Going rate on the T70 is around $585US+100 shipping ~ $800 AUD landed.

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by psi999 View Post
                        Yep they do, part number 810017 (GT45)

                        Also a GT42 PN 805138 & GT46 PN 802308

                        Going rate on the T70 is around $585US+100 shipping ~ $800 AUD landed.
                        What is the price on the GT45, just out of interest?
                        Originally posted by Turbo Yoda
                        I <3 Hamster

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                          #57
                          About $680AUD+shipping, so around $800AUD landed.... Same as T70.

                          1.05 A/R rear (T4 Divided), would make some serious HP.

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                            #58
                            Hmm, I think two may be in order.

                            Thats pretty cheap.
                            2002 VX SS GT55 boosted 427 LSX
                            2004 Nissan El Grand rape van
                            2001 Land Cruiser - The Beater
                            2007 Suzuki SX4 - Ski Mule
                            2005 WR250
                            + 2 trailers and a caravan.
                            I finance the RMS

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                              #59
                              Great prices!
                              Maverick - gone
                              Turbo AU Ute

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                                #60
                                Originally posted by psi999 View Post
                                About $680AUD+shipping, so around $800AUD landed.... Same as T70.

                                1.05 A/R rear (T4 Divided), would make some serious HP.
                                These are cheap. What is the hp rating?
                                What size wastegate would be recommended? 38mm for each side?
                                Old RB25DETT 399rwkw @ 17psi
                                New RB25/30 + T51r = 364rwkw @ 20psi..... with issues

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