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i told him all that

he said its not the turbo. he suggests to get temp probes into the system and find where the heat is coming from.

he says that if hed changed something a great deal then hed suspect the turbo but downsizing the turbine wheel by 0.25" using the same housings wouldnt make a difference. besides we havent changed the compressor side of the turbo AT ALL. so it should be the same

yeah, paul if nengun actually get back to me i will keep everyone updated :D they look the goods, and noone needs me to reassure them how well the name trust/greddy goes!

hehehee :)

damn all you get to go to the drags, while i have to grill damn chickens! :(

paul did u get info from just jap on the os giken and hks cam gear?

adrian :P

Adrian,

I was too busy today, but I'll call tommorow from Work, they retail them cheaper over there, so hopefully with a group buy we can get a decent price:D

Adam, It's all about turbo effieciency, otherwise a thrust bearing may be going?

See'ya:burnout:

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