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okie i ordered my new TRUST catch can today and was asked if i want the 6mm or 10mm version, which is that ? i have a 33gtst with front mount exhaust, highflow panel filter, powerfc, ebc boosted to 0.85bar

which would i go for or doesnt it matter ? im not sure what the size is actually of ? im assuming the hoses ?

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bahahaha, he didnt slap me he already knows, he spent a day trying to source me a turbo with internal gate :D

he prolly jst said he was looking n sat there n had a beer n giggled at my lameness :D

well i dunno, i just dun got the munny for new manifold n gate :)

guess i could just save n get it later

baa.. here you go again ! can't help yourself can you? With the right low-mount turbo, l3thal will be spinning away while you're forced to take it easy ..making sure you don't snap into the red zone at the wrong moment.

Not everybody needs to go for a massive high mount, external wastegate, etc, etc - we're talking *street* cars anyway. Not that you'd ever get out on the track or the drag strip anyway Insant!

if u r gonna spend so much money on a turbo then y not have it so everyone can see it!

Y would i be forced to take it easy, and snap into what redzone??? i can take off the at 4000rpm with a bit of wheel spin in first/second while nathan would be adjusting him blue undercar neons, heheh :D

I will be hitting the strip with some nittos soon, and i will video tape it and send it all the way to you in qld to watch, u vic traitor :D

Have you driven it in the wet yet? And being Victoria, you're gonna get plenty of it during winter!

You'd better!! and you better get 12's.. but when the defect notice and EPA comes knocking at your door, I know what state I'd rather be in ..

Have you driven it in the wet yet? And being Victoria, you're gonna get plenty of it during winter!

You'd better!! and you better get 12's.. but when the defect notice and EPA comes knocking at your door, I know what state I'd rather be in ..

I now have a second car, my gfriends new mazda which i can drive around in for shopping etc as she now lives 2 mins away from me.

As for defects and epa, been there, done that in both of my previous cars :wassup:

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