Recommendation on a Precision Turbo?
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Recommendation on a Precision Turbo?
I'm getting ready to buy a turbo soon, I just ordered the turbo manifold from Trick so I'm getting pretty pumped.
My power goal is 700+ whp. I'm looking to go with a Precision because I've got a friend that has a hookup on them and can get them just over cost. From what I've researched so far, I'll be looking for something around 84mm, but what A/R. etc?
It's a street driven truck, not daily. Forged 402, 9.1 cr, 224/228/112 cam, 4l80e (to be installed) and 3,200 Circle D converter.
How important is it to choose exactly the right one? I like to make the right decision the first time
My power goal is 700+ whp. I'm looking to go with a Precision because I've got a friend that has a hookup on them and can get them just over cost. From what I've researched so far, I'll be looking for something around 84mm, but what A/R. etc?
It's a street driven truck, not daily. Forged 402, 9.1 cr, 224/228/112 cam, 4l80e (to be installed) and 3,200 Circle D converter.
How important is it to choose exactly the right one? I like to make the right decision the first time
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Looking at the site, it seems like one of these two may be good for me? They don't really have a lot of details about them, at least on the product page.
7275 rated at 985 hp- http://www.precisionturbo.net/turboc...ger---7275/275
7475 rated at 1,060 hp- http://www.precisionturbo.net/turboc...ger---7475/276
What makes these "entry level"? The fact that they are not ball bearing?
Maybe this one too from the street and race section, PT6766- http://www.precisionturbo.net/Street...-CEA%C2%AE/480
.96 A/R would probably be good.
7275 rated at 985 hp- http://www.precisionturbo.net/turboc...ger---7275/275
7475 rated at 1,060 hp- http://www.precisionturbo.net/turboc...ger---7475/276
What makes these "entry level"? The fact that they are not ball bearing?
Maybe this one too from the street and race section, PT6766- http://www.precisionturbo.net/Street...-CEA%C2%AE/480
.96 A/R would probably be good.
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That makes sense about high boost, they're basically saying that is the maximum it could make.
Am I just too much of a noob, or is Precision's site lacking information that I might want to see?
Which one would you point me towards?
Am I just too much of a noob, or is Precision's site lacking information that I might want to see?
Which one would you point me towards?
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Thanks. That kind of confirms my idea of the size I would need. It's all the other specs that I have trouble with right now. I am planning to get some in-person advice at Modern Automotive Performance on Friday here in MN. I just got my Trick manifold today. Once I have a turbo, it's all small(er) purchases after that.
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Update
Out of the two companies I have gotten advice from, Modern Automotive Performance and Defined Performance, each recommended a PT7675. $1,360 was my best quoted price on it. Going to look at a few other options to compare prices and see what's comparable.
Out of the two companies I have gotten advice from, Modern Automotive Performance and Defined Performance, each recommended a PT7675. $1,360 was my best quoted price on it. Going to look at a few other options to compare prices and see what's comparable.