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Old Sep 30, 2009, 05:07 PM
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Thanks.. Seems im clearing pages every day lately..LOL
Old Sep 30, 2009, 05:09 PM
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Air cooled?! Thats pretty awesome! The billet 5857 is awesome already, I saw the dyno on a 2.3 Evo already and it would be a perfect street setup. Interested to see how the new cartridges do, maybe get one for myself to try out.
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any other sizes available with this style cartridge?
Old Sep 30, 2009, 05:14 PM
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Precision always made great turbos.
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Originally Posted by AF-Evo8
any other sizes available with this style cartridge?
I must confirm 100% tomorrow but i believe 58-62mm for sure.. Not sure on 67mm yet..

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i also heard something about being a ceramic ball bearing, any truth to that?
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Originally Posted by AF-Evo8
i also heard something about being a ceramic ball bearing, any truth to that?
Unless i missed that in the memo i was not told that.. I can double check tomorrow but i dont believe so..

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Old Sep 30, 2009, 05:21 PM
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ok now you have my attention... I really want to know more about this thing.. very nice..
Old Sep 30, 2009, 05:31 PM
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is this the next size down billet wheel turbo from the 6262? When will you be testing it?
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Originally Posted by JC evo1
is this the next size down billet wheel turbo from the 6262? When will you be testing it?
No there is a 6057.. However the 6057 is a 7 blade turbo.. I am not sure until i test it but it wouldn't surprise me to see the 5857 make very close to the same peak power.. The 7 blade may make more at lower boost levels though.. Only way to know is to test it..

Right now i do not have a good test subject for this turbo.. We are building 2 cars with Buschur Motors that i will get the turbo on but not sure when yet..

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This turbo might just be what I'm looking for i'm currently running a 6162 and I was looking for a turbo to come out with better spool with some good top end as I find the PT61 to be sumwhat laggy on the street this could be the answer would love to see how it performs.
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Originally Posted by TO BE CONTINUED
This turbo might just be what I'm looking for i'm currently running a 6162 and I was looking for a turbo to come out with better spool with some good top end as I find the PT61 to be sumwhat laggy on the street this could be the answer would love to see how it performs.
Well the 6162 is a cast turbo to start off.. The 5857 billet will outspool that turbo hands down.. by how many RPMs i dont know yet but specs wise its going to outspool the 6162 and i am 99% sure itll make more HP at every lb of boost from 10 - 40+psi..

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How is this turbo with surging? I know evo's generally don't like 57 and 58 mm turbos. I ran the ets 58mm kit and it surged so bad I sold the turbo immediately and ordered the 6262. That's the only thing I would be afraid of with this set up.

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Originally Posted by hempele28
How is this turbo with surging? I know evo's generally don't like 57 and 58 mm turbos. I ran the eta 58mm kit and it surged so bad I sold the turbo immediately and ordered the 6262. That's the only thing I would be afraid of with this set up.
I dont forsee surging being an issue with the turbo.. I wouldnt categorize 57 and 58mm as having surging issues.. It may be setup related.. The 35r thats 59mm shows no sign of surging and i would highly doubt a 1mm difference is going to create a world of surging problem..

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Several people on this forum have had issues with that size turbo. My kit was identical to my buddies 61mm pt ets kit and he had zero issues. When Ivey tuned my car he told me flat out 57 and 58 mm turbos don't work on evo's due to the amount of air and spool up of the turbo into the head. He could not tune my car on anything higher than 23 psi on 93 octane with out unbearable surge from 5000 to 5500 rpm range. Wil l the cover on this turbo help combat that?


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