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[QUOTE="MorganY, post: 835031, member: 3115"] If you have to sacrifice something, would you want driveability over an actual performance upgrade or vice versa? You are still sporting the 80mm right? Your truck spools well now, maybe something around a billet 64mm drop in (balanced and machined) if available and cost effective. Otherwise a whole new charger in the 64 compressor range is what I would look at; playing with the turbine options on both chargers can cover some ground if you don't want to go that size on the high pressure especially if you have a 1.32 on the 80. [/QUOTE]
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