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Old 01-05-2013, 07:01 PM
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S252et question

Trying to make up my mind on the turbo I want. I'm starting lean towards the 252, but for LNF should I go with the .55 ar or .70? Someone told me smaller is better for the LNF but I'd like to get more opinions. And what's the difference between vband and 5 bolt?
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i would go with the .55 housing. unless you have an engine capable of high rpm and a large amount of power. you won't be able to take advantage of a .70. and the powerband you'll see with a 252 .55 will be absolutely amazing.

5 bolt vs vband is just that. downpipe connected via vband, or bolts.
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Originally Posted by EXsoccer1921
i would go with the .55 housing. unless you have an engine capable of high rpm and a large amount of power. you won't be able to take advantage of a .70. and the powerband you'll see with a 252 .55 will be absolutely amazing.

5 bolt vs vband is just that. downpipe connected via vband, or bolts.
Ah gotcha. Thanks for the input
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x2 it will spool much later with the 70 but will make more hp. The 55 ar is more than capable for the power 90% of people need. The 55ar is stainless and the 70ar is not also
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