HTA 35r VS GT850R????
Jun 20, 2008, 05:34 AM
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This is very true there always this blah blah blah HTA35r is so amazing but on a full weight car it is no better then a straight 37r in peak power. The lighter you make your car the more responsive this turbo will be. Im looking forward to these 850r results.
Sharkbite is a true racer. Not gutting his car at all. Runs back seat and spare and 34 psi in his tires at the track. I want to see him go nines with subs amps and power everything. Otherwise your just destroying a beautiful vehicle for a measily 1/2 a second. Bigger turbo equals less to destroy a car. His car is a true daily driver. Steve what up yo!!!!!!
S
Looking forward to 850r results.
Jun 20, 2008, 05:38 AM
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This is very true there always this blah blah blah HTA35r is so amazing but on a full weight car it is no better then a straight 37r in peak power. The lighter you make your car the more responsive this turbo will be. Im looking forward to these 850r results.
Sharkbite is a true racer. Not gutting his car at all. Runs back seat and spare and 34 psi in his tires at the track. I want to see him go nines with subs amps and power everything. Otherwise your just destroying a beautiful vehicle for a measily 1/2 a second. Bigger turbo equals less to destroy a car. His car is a true daily driver. Steve what up yo!!!!!!
S
Looking forward to 850r results.
Sharkbite is a true racer. Not gutting his car at all. Runs back seat and spare and 34 psi in his tires at the track. I want to see him go nines with subs amps and power everything. Otherwise your just destroying a beautiful vehicle for a measily 1/2 a second. Bigger turbo equals less to destroy a car. His car is a true daily driver. Steve what up yo!!!!!!
S
Looking forward to 850r results.
How's your ride ? we rolling out this weekend to the track ?
P.S Don't forget I have nice cool A/C
Jun 20, 2008, 05:40 AM
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I think AMS does a killer job no? Steves car is extremely fast. Plus AMS has everything in stock all the time. Buschur is the man but he and his company is so busy and slammed that most of the parts you see are never available ( 2-3 week backorderer). Unless you live in ohio or willing to drive there with a predetermined date youll probably have no chance to have them do anything for min 2 months. Not everyone wants to wait.
SPI or Tym Switzer is also in Ohio and makes big power on these platforms. There are many tuners and shops that can do what buschur does. Dynoflash Al or crispeed in Fl can make the power you want if the components are correct.
Jun 20, 2008, 05:41 AM
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Thats the plan. I got my custom 4.5 inch core ETS intercooler with 3 inch UICP put on my car this week. Tom overnighted me the intercooler and built it for me in a 12 hour timeframe all custom. This should lower my 130 AIT's. Once im good to go its on brotha? See you sunday. Oh yes, I would never dump the AC lol.
S
Jun 20, 2008, 05:44 AM
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It's like If I had a Buschur built and tunned car It would not go to AMS or anywhere else but Buschur it's just respect
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Jun 20, 2008, 05:53 AM
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Ok, that's fair enough. I can respect the loyalty. I just thought that I saw this car at multiple places. I guess I was mistaken.
Going to the track this weekend? Island dragway again?