New TIAL GTX (Garrett center dual BB)3582 R Stainless V Band
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I'm still pretty happy with my old Holset. I love reading about all the newer tech, but me and the old girl have just had too much fun together to give up on her. I'll admit though, that I Definately don't need quicker spool or better efficiency. It smokes the tires at will and my intake temps are excellent. I just don't see a reason to change it?
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I'm still pretty happy with my old Holset. I love reading about all the newer tech, but me and the old girl have just had too much fun together to give up on her. I'll admit though, that I Definately don't need quicker spool or better efficiency. It smokes the tires at will and my intake temps are excellent. I just don't see a reason to change it?
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The fact is, a lot of smaller companies have better products than the larger ones.
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Dyno sheets are only the tip of the iceberg as far as "full" results are concerned, especially considering that little of what is seen on modern platforms can be directly transposed on our antiquated engines. Btw I am not saying which turbo is or is not better, but just curious about actual turbo data that may back up some claims.
I would be happy to test a HTA3582R myself and compare it with the GTX3076R and GTX3576R I have run so far.
I would be happy to test a HTA3582R myself and compare it with the GTX3076R and GTX3576R I have run so far.