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WAY big turbo !!!

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Installation will require:

1. modification of bonnet for scoop.

2. shoehorn.

3. hammer.

you forgot the heavy duty suspension to carry the weight of the turbo and the diesel engine to go with it ......

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That picture is so oldddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd!!

Look at the size of the comp wheel compared to the housing, it designed to pump water not air, the hydro turbine i work withare 10-20 times the size of that

mmmmmmmm 10-20 times bigger. gotta be better!!

so how much lag would one of those have on my engine?

note: this thread really was just a p!sstake on all the "I can get a T88 cheap off a mate , will it spool early and be street drivable on my stock RB20, don't tell me no because I really only want justification for buying it" type threads that you see.

So FFS don't take it too seriously.

Anyway some people have never seen it (the pic)... I hadn't

Life's too short not to have fun and laugh at things.

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