Turbo on ebay for really, really cheap!!!
11-25-2006, 02:41 AM
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Turbo on ebay for really, really cheap!!!
Why is this so cheap on ebay? I am thinking of piecing together a turbo kit, and I am trying to figure out why these parts are so cheap?
Little help on this F/I guys,
Thanks
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SCION...spagenameZWD1V
Little help on this F/I guys,
Thanks
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SCION...spagenameZWD1V
11-25-2006, 12:52 PM
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I know it is just a few pieces.
If you look at their other items they are selling, they have FMIC and piping, oil return line, BOV, and wastegate for $1400. So, you would still need Injectors and fuel management and a down pipe
Just wanted to find out if any of it is even good.
If you look at their other items they are selling, they have FMIC and piping, oil return line, BOV, and wastegate for $1400. So, you would still need Injectors and fuel management and a down pipe
Just wanted to find out if any of it is even good.
11-25-2006, 05:19 PM
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Well, that turbo might be inefficient with our cars I think. It will take a while to spool that. It's out of efficiency island.
This is a somewhat same map. Couldn't find the .48 trim. My maps jump right off from .45 to .50. But u can see that our RPM range would not be enough to spool that to it's maximun. At least that's what I see. I think we need more like a .60- .63 to have a fast spooling turbo. I THINK!
This is a somewhat same map. Couldn't find the .48 trim. My maps jump right off from .45 to .50. But u can see that our RPM range would not be enough to spool that to it's maximun. At least that's what I see. I think we need more like a .60- .63 to have a fast spooling turbo. I THINK!
11-25-2006, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by soros151
Well, that turbo might be inefficient with our cars I think. It will take a while to spool that. It's out of efficiency island.
This is a somewhat same map. Couldn't find the .48 trim. My maps jump right off from .45 to .50. But u can see that our RPM range would not be enough to spool that to it's maximun. At least that's what I see. I think we need more like a .60- .63 to have a fast spooling turbo. I THINK!
This is a somewhat same map. Couldn't find the .48 trim. My maps jump right off from .45 to .50. But u can see that our RPM range would not be enough to spool that to it's maximun. At least that's what I see. I think we need more like a .60- .63 to have a fast spooling turbo. I THINK!
11-25-2006, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by soros151
It was either way. I didn't remember if the higher the number the lower the lag. But thanks for the aclaration. So still this T3 is a good range then?, no?