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Going 38r in the 02
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[QUOTE="ghohouston, post: 1034048, member: 9421"] im just talking a reliability standpoint. its a damn tough turbo, and yeah im sure it would take 550 for quite a while, but imo, much more than 450, id look into a larger charger. i really wish i got the chance to dyno my 02 that had 238/100's and a 38r, but from what ive seen, it was probably 450ish. that truck was ****in fun to drive, i think the obs is getting something around that size for injectors, but probably a bit larger, and im thinking gtx for air, they may be expensive, but i have a love affair for ball bearing turbo's. [/QUOTE]
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