.63/.69 on a d-series
i know it wont boost till high but how high
4500ish 5000 what??????? can accoss this in my grandpas garage dont know what it is off but i thought i might give it a try |
Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
my bad its
.60 intake .69 exhaust |
Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
Your grandpa has a turbo lying in his garage?
Lots of people use the T3 .60/.63 on D's and they lag unless your built Thats what Im going with on my built setup DO you have any work done? |
Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
you could just swap the exhaust housing off for a .48
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Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
yea he is a pack rat!
i asked him if i could have it and he asked what it was??? i said i think its somthing off a vacum. he said go ahead... what a sucker........ i know people run the .60/.63's but this has the .69 exhaust is that too much or about the same on the lag scale |
Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
On a D series, especially a stock one you want a bigger compressor than exhaust. But, you'll never know til you try. I'm predicting major lag.
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Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
69???
are u sure thats a t3 shouldnt be laggy |
Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
Garylove knows all about the big "69" however, the 69 you are refering to does not exist. No t3 exhaust housing was ever designed with a .69ar
You are getting it confused with a .63 more than likly. |
Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
eather that or your a fagget ass noob who knows nothing of what i'm talking about
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Re: .63/.69 on a d-series
Post pics of it, or just send it to me. I'll test it out and write a book report on it. O0
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