fpgreen or 30r which one
Dec 15, 2007, 06:40 PM
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fpgreen or 30r which one
Alright folks im trying to decide which turbo to get for my 2006 evo 9. The car is a strong car my tuner tells me during a recent tuning session as the car threw down 366whp and 389wtq on 27psi tappering down to 21 by redline. Turbo was running short of breath around 6500rpms and has done a best of 12.0@111 during a nopi event earlier this year when it was only making 350whp and 330wtq. Bottom line need help on A the fpgreen with its 6week to 3months waiting time for delivery or a 30r with a bit more lag then the fp help me out guys
Dec 15, 2007, 06:46 PM
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damn dude I feel ya. IX is my daily driver and I've been reading so many threads about this topic I'm burned out, but if I had a choice I'd probably go with the 30r
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Dec 15, 2007, 07:41 PM
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That's a tough decision as both turbos perform very well. One of the benefits in investing in a turbo kit, such as ours, is the modularity you get with it. When you grow bored of the 30r switching to a 35r is a simple matter of swapping out the turbo and a couple other minor parts. The extra initial investment will give you a solid foundation for your current and future power requirements.
Dec 15, 2007, 07:46 PM
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That's a tough decision as both turbos perform very well. One of the benefits in investing in a turbo kit, such as ours, is the modularity you get with it. When you grow bored of the 30r switching to a 35r is a simple matter of swapping out the turbo and a couple other minor parts. The extra initial investment will give you a solid foundation for your current and future power requirements.
Dec 15, 2007, 07:51 PM
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That's a tough decision as both turbos perform very well. One of the benefits in investing in a turbo kit, such as ours, is the modularity you get with it. When you grow bored of the 30r switching to a 35r is a simple matter of swapping out the turbo and a couple other minor parts. The extra initial investment will give you a solid foundation for your current and future power requirements.
Dec 15, 2007, 09:56 PM
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i don't think there is a wait for greens anymore. someone who works there mentioned they had a bunch of the shelf. plus i ordered one for a customer a month ago and got it within a week of the order.
this was for the new purchase price though... if your having yours rebuilt then i would assume there is a big wait.
this was for the new purchase price though... if your having yours rebuilt then i would assume there is a big wait.
Dec 16, 2007, 08:20 AM
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