t35/40 it say's 700HP!!!!
06-17-2002, 03:24 PM
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hey guys, i'm looking to upgrade my turbos in my fd. i can't decide to go with either a M2 twin turbo upgrade.....or the gt35/40 single turbo upgrade i saw at rotormotorsports.com. if i was to go with one turbo, is the gt35/40
a good choice, or should i go with a trust or hks setup i see alot of you using. i heard that a single turbo setup is better cause there isn't as much vacume lines and stuff, is that true?? thanks for all your advice.
a good choice, or should i go with a trust or hks setup i see alot of you using. i heard that a single turbo setup is better cause there isn't as much vacume lines and stuff, is that true?? thanks for all your advice.
06-20-2002, 04:59 PM
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A single turbo setup is a much simplier setup, and has more potential for power. I would forget about 700hp, 400-450rwhp on the street is more like it. Very few guys put down that much power, and I have yet to see the dyno charts proving that turbo can make that kind of power.
06-20-2002, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 94touring' date='Jun 20 2002, 06:59 PM
A single turbo setup is a much simplier setup, and has more potential for power. I would forget about 700hp, 400-450rwhp on the street is more like it. Very few guys put down that much power, and I have yet to see the dyno charts proving that turbo can make that kind of power.
06-20-2002, 05:11 PM
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The turbo kit is more of a 450rwhp turbo, You will have to have alot of support to make this a 700hp kit, But it is capable. But like I said you'll need alot to get you there. Besides that there is no way you'll be able to run a 7 on the street with 700hp, it would be like driving on ice. We've had a couple of people buy and install the kit and at 10psi were seeing around 360rwhp with it not fully tunned.
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If you have any questions this kit or other kits we carry send us a email at info@rotormotorsports.com or call us at 765-482-2988
Thanks,
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