S300g turbo quetion
03-15-2010, 10:39 PM
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S300g turbo quetion
I have got the nod from the accountant to buy some go faster parts .......
anyways i have being looking at Htt and Industrial Inj. I think i will go with a s300g 62/71/14 I was just wondering if there is any local retailers that sell similar turbos ..... or are thet just reselling the HTT and industrial Inj stuff
anyways i have being looking at Htt and Industrial Inj. I think i will go with a s300g 62/71/14 I was just wondering if there is any local retailers that sell similar turbos ..... or are thet just reselling the HTT and industrial Inj stuff
03-16-2010, 12:19 AM
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The S300G is a 57mm turbo. If you are looking for a S362, you might want to call Engineered Diesel. They can custom tailor you a turbo, and its usually signicantly cheaper than HTT or II. The 62/68 turbos seem to be the new hot ticket.
Most local places just sell II stuff at an inflated price.
Most local places just sell II stuff at an inflated price.
03-16-2010, 12:33 AM
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oops I thought the s300g was just customized with a bigger housing to get the 71 didn't realize it was a 362 which would make sense..... 362=62/71/14 then
03-16-2010, 01:00 PM
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Rip at Source Automotive sell HTT his website lists cheaper than HTT site--------i'm eyeing the 62/65/13SS(1764.00US) one day because of my auto.He will even ship through USPS so no brokerage fees
.Just a thought----it pays to shop around as are dollar is nearing par.DW
.Just a thought----it pays to shop around as are dollar is nearing par.DW
03-16-2010, 01:56 PM
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Wow, thats a pricey turbo. I bought my 62/71/0.80 for $1400, and that was just about 3 years ago. Like I said, call ED. They are busy, but it should save you some coin going there.
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I can probably find you a non-wastegated turbo S300 turbo for around $1000. They are all borgwarner/airwerks turbos, just everyone has attached a name to them. How much power you at Roxx? My spec sheet shows that the S310G is a S364/71 and has an A/R of 1.1 and 85 lbs/min
03-17-2010, 12:01 AM
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I can probably find you a non-wastegated turbo S300 turbo for around $1000. They are all borgwarner/airwerks turbos, just everyone has attached a name to them. How much power you at Roxx? My spec sheet shows that the S310G is a S364/71 and has an A/R of 1.1 and 85 lbs/min
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I can probably find you a non-wastegated turbo S300 turbo for around $1000. They are all borgwarner/airwerks turbos, just everyone has attached a name to them. How much power you at Roxx? My spec sheet shows that the S310G is a S364/71 and has an A/R of 1.1 and 85 lbs/min
03-17-2010, 12:44 AM
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