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Old Jan 14, 2012, 11:08 AM
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Are you going to be running a stock or built block?
Old Jan 14, 2012, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Broham
Not even ball bearing man! I spoke to robert and you can upgrade your jb if you want to bb with no problems. I'll build my motor later and send it for bb upgrade. It'll require less oil, improve spool slliiiightly and have smooth transient response between shifts.

If I were you, get bb fp black new from robert or spec ops ported and dont ever look back.

Kills on high way duty and is great for gas mileage since you're not boosting all day like stock turbo.
OP, I agree with everyone else. Just grab yourself a ported DBB Black and never look back. I am the largest supplier for FP products, and promise the best price, and one of our shop cars holds the world Record at 750whp on a DBB FP Black. I also personally tested the DBB unit before it was ever released and I tried to destory it on purpose and couldn't, not even on a 45psi spike reving to 9k.

Let me know if you need any personal tech help. I'll be more than willing to take the time and make sure you are getting what you want and need.

Thanks for chosing Spec-Ops Motorsports.

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Old Jan 14, 2012, 12:51 PM
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Think I'm going to stay with the stock setup
Old Jan 14, 2012, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikey@Spec-Ops
OP, I agree with everyone else. Just grab yourself a ported DBB Black and never look back. I am the largest supplier for FP products, and promise the best price, and one of our shop cars holds the world Record at 750whp on a DBB FP Black. I also personally tested the DBB unit before it was ever released and I tried to destory it on purpose and couldn't, not even on a 45psi spike reving to 9k.

Let me know if you need any personal tech help. I'll be more than willing to take the time and make sure you are getting what you want and need.

Thanks for chosing Spec-Ops Motorsports.

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Thanks Mikey!!!! Man y'all got me really on the black turbo! I'm not sure why I wanna try out that GTX3076 tueno
Old Jan 14, 2012, 02:40 PM
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Fp for the win
Old Jan 14, 2012, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by MRadjahoe
Thanks Mikey!!!! Man y'all got me really on the black turbo! I'm not sure why I wanna try out that GTX3076 tueno
No Problem sir. I'm not impressed with any of the GTX series. HTA > GTX

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Old Jan 14, 2012, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikey@Spec-Ops
I tried to destory it on purpose and couldn't, not even on a 45psi spike reving to 9k.
That's what I'm talkin about go big or go home j/p glad to hear it survived that
Old Jan 14, 2012, 03:21 PM
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We even did a test with only 10-20psi of oil pressure with zero problems. Turbos usually need at min 35-45psi of oil pressure. So we tested 45psi of boost, low oil pressure, and high rpm stress. Still no failure...

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I have the GT3076R drop in that I had Blouch turbo port and install the GT3582R chra into. I am now buying a T3 kit so was going to send back for a T3 housing turbine and 4" compressor housing, for $700.

If interested I will sell my newly under 100 mile ported and rebuilt $3582R with Buillet wheel upgrade for $1200 plus shipping that way I can buy a PT6566 for my T3 kit
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Hey MR go black and dont look back
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Originally Posted by MRadjahoe
How is it on the higher end? I see the Reds kinda run out of air up top.
It holds boost fine. Don't forget the Red is a 9 second turbo. The black is extra more of course but I'll never use the blacks power so I went red plus my car was already tuned for it. My bob unit is noticably more responsive, I love it.

For my dyno search my threads youll see it.
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Im planning on fpblack after i get a evo but I have seen more reds than black running quick times. I havent done much research on it though because the internet here in afghanistan sucks.
I just wonder what the main difference of the red and black is,
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Originally Posted by turboup
Im planning on fpblack after i get a evo but I have seen more reds than black running quick times. I havent done much research on it though because the internet here in afghanistan sucks.
I just wonder what the main difference of the red and black is,

From looking at the dynocharts, The FP Red runs out of air at about 6500rpms and it starts to drop. The Blk and GTX3076 keep making power.

has anyone tried the GTX3071 or the GTX3076????
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35R Kit.

I know it's not in the options, but it will make the most horsepower at lower boost levels and be reliable.

If i had to choose from the 3 options though, I would choose the FP Black. The turbine housings and compressor covers that come on the ATP kits are not the best for performance.

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i've seen some evos run low 10s and high 9s last sunday at sac raceway and they were on atp3076r... i was quite impress... but they were on alot of boost... i've talk to the owners and one guy was at 36psi and the other was at 40psi both on stock ecu and e85 but idk alot of people are goin fp and there must b a reason...go fp ftw!!


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