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The nice thing for you, is that Tom is both of our tuners... so he won't really have to do too much testing to get the kit running well on your car.
FYI, I'm running 80's. And you'll want a Boost Controller. Just search for "Hallman Pro Boost Controller" on eBay. Hallman is the best. I'm pushing 20psi right now. Tom and I will probably tune it for 22psi this Friday... if the rain holds off.
If you want... we can give it a shot at the Ohio Meet.
You're gonna be there, right?
FYI, I'm running 80's. And you'll want a Boost Controller. Just search for "Hallman Pro Boost Controller" on eBay. Hallman is the best. I'm pushing 20psi right now. Tom and I will probably tune it for 22psi this Friday... if the rain holds off.
If you want... we can give it a shot at the Ohio Meet.

You're gonna be there, right?
Last edited by ~Mike~; May 4, 2010 at 04:52 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

I'm excited for my new Turbo & Manifold. The new Turbo alone costs about as much as what you're paying me for my kit.
Compressor Wheel Specs:
Wheel Inducer: 2.170"
Wheel Exducer: 2.950"
Garrett Turbine Wheel Specs:
Wheel Trim: 76
Wheel Inducer: 2.555"
Wheel Exducer: 2.227"
With newly designed aerodynamics, the PTE billet compressor wheels will provide even higher efficiency, faster transient response, awesome power, higher boost pressures (with less heat), and weight slightly less than a cast wheel of the same size.
Wheel Inducer: 2.170"
Wheel Exducer: 2.950"
Garrett Turbine Wheel Specs:
Wheel Trim: 76
Wheel Inducer: 2.555"
Wheel Exducer: 2.227"
With newly designed aerodynamics, the PTE billet compressor wheels will provide even higher efficiency, faster transient response, awesome power, higher boost pressures (with less heat), and weight slightly less than a cast wheel of the same size.
heads up, turbonetics sells a manual boost controller for like $130 or something, but you can get the same identical part (literally same brand and part #)in a hardware store for $60 with adapters and hoses included. if i get to the shop before the guy leaves, i'll get you the specs on it. he built one for me and installed it in the front passenger side right behind the headlight, all of it is hidden except the knob sticking through the brace, it goes up to 125 psi and he has it on cars from 300-1500+hp engines
Damnit, if only I had the money. Id make the 2 hour drive up there for it. Bump for a trust worthy guy! He's help me out before. He won't screw you over like others on this site!!!
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