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I'm sure this topic has probably been flogged like a dead horse but I am possibly looking change to a T51 from a T88 depending on response.

What I'm really asking is, if anyone has had both turbo's, for some input on the difference in response.

Basically, is it worth spending the extra $$ on a T51? I'm refering to the BB version. Currently have the T88 on a 2.2L SR20. It starts making boost at 5 and the gate cracks open at 6,000.

I know there is a world of difference in technology between the 2 turbo's, and I've thought about changing the exhaust housing on the T88.

Your experiences/thoughts?

IIRC the KAI is rated below the T88-34D.

Either way, you have a dyno queen.

I'd just leave the biggest turbo on there. It wont be good for much else either way/turbo you choose :laugh:

Well to me dynos are for tuning, but for the record it made 521hp @ wheels on 29 psi.

It has run 132mph making 481 hp. I wanted better response still using a big turbo, and know there are worlds of difference in technology between the HKS and Trust units.

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