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I'm looking around to replace my factory made turbo,

hks found is 2530 I think

greddy not yet

still finding reviews on diffrent brand but just can't find any autobahn88 reviews.

If anyone knows about this brand if it's good or ' it's a shit brand, don't get it, I'll go for ( something something ).

I'm new but already installed

varex cannon muffler

new body kit

18 inch ( ithink) rims

nismo short shift

hks ssqv

greddy air filter

strut bar

intercooler

and forgot what else

still looking around for more stuff to put into it

car is a r33 gtst rb25

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When you consider how vital the turbo is to making the power in your engine why muck around and try go for shortcuts cause you will eventaly spit the dummy and change beacuse its shit, if you look for cheaper alternatives then use turbos such as hypergear since there are people on the forums using them and have had good results for the money spent

hahaha, you post whore...

ON topic: better off seeing what other people are running, have a look in the turbo result section

He has asked the question here to which I replied, some China/cheap stuff is fine, its just a matter of finding a good one, speak to some workshops, they should be able to recommened a cheaper turbs, but if money is no object go a new garret as the technology of the cheap stuff is 10 yrs old and the new stuff is much more efficient.

my vote is for a hypergear hiflow, great price and you get to keep the same turbo appearance so no cop troubles!

hi, im curious as to how much it would cost to get one of these done, and what sort of gains/loss will i get?

something along the lines of bigger power figures in the top end, but slightly more turbo lag?

thanks.

hi, im curious as to how much it would cost to get one of these done, and what sort of gains/loss will i get?

something along the lines of bigger power figures in the top end, but slightly more turbo lag?

thanks.

more mid range and top end power, less low down power and a couple hundred rpm more before it gets on boost

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