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I'm looking for a decent turbo for drag racing my r33 (automatic) since its a track car i don't care if its a cheap Chinese turbo. What is better for drags? Low mid or high range? I've looked at the pinned post about rb25 turbos wasn't much help.

I need something to get me in the low 13s. Should be easy.

Thanks

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That thread wasn't any help hey?

Absolutely unbelievable it wasn't any help... I mean it clearly shows you how much various turbos will make.

Then once you work out how much power you need to run a 13s pass though, you realise a stock turbo is capable of that and you still need to do a lot more research.

Hence - Thread closed.

Do some proper research first.

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