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bleedEGLblue
10-31-2007, 12:55 PM
On SLB its $50 more for the EVOIII Big 16g than it is for the standard Big 16g...Is the Evo worth the 50?

gthompson97
10-31-2007, 01:00 PM
Yes.

bleedEGLblue
10-31-2007, 01:17 PM
Simple enough lol...Thanks gthompson would you recomend and of the other brands (Turbonetics, SBR, etc.) over te evoIII 16g? I want to get the best turbo I can for around 800 or less

Thor06
10-31-2007, 01:58 PM
What kind of power are you looking for? If you are looking for like 300-325 I would recommend a 16g, if you are looking for more then its time for a bigger turbo... however more than 325 hp is entirely possible on an Evo III 16g. Personally dude, I would snag yo ass a 16g and get a decent setup for it, get good at tuning and driving and see where you are from there. Also, I would suggest www.maperformance.com (http://www.maperformance.com) over SBR, IIRC the Evo III 16g at MAP is $60 cheaper than SBR. The other thing is MAP is right here in the twin cities, you wont have to wait or pay for shipping.

Black99GST
10-31-2007, 06:42 PM
you wont have to wait or pay for shipping.
but keep in mind sales tax...:runaround:

TalonEclipseMixGsx
10-31-2007, 07:47 PM
If you're going with a 16g definately go for the EVO3. That way if you want more power (which you will) you'll have room to work with. It's a good move IMO, the 16g is a great turbo to learn all of the tuning basics and what not. Most likely, after awhile you will get bored with it and want to go bigger. Not to try to discourage you from buying it or anything, because I'm not, I love my 16g, and have been more than impressed with its perfomance since switching from the t-25.

bleedEGLblue
11-01-2007, 09:27 AM
Thanks for all the help guys...

Thor thanks for the MAP tip

bleedEGLblue
11-05-2007, 05:03 PM
Internally gated/externally gated...I completely understand the difference except are there any pros/cons either way???

steviek
11-05-2007, 05:07 PM
if you understand the difference then you already know the pros and cons. External gate is superior but more expensive. FOr a e316g not worth it IMO.

bleedEGLblue
11-05-2007, 05:16 PM
if you understand the difference then you already know the pros and cons. External gate is superior but more expensive. FOr a e316g not worth it IMO.

I guess I should have said that I understand the difference...I dont know too much about them but can tell them apart:screwy:

Thanks tho

Black99GST
11-06-2007, 12:03 AM
internal gate on the 16g will creep w/o porting the inlet and outlet of the exhaust housing and the 34mm flapper mod (options by sbr) now the external has rock solid boost control. PERFECT but... you pay for it $$$. for a 16g, internal... for something more like a 20g, 50 trim + i would drop the $$$ and go external... thats what i'm doing anyway, after i max out my E316G...

bleedEGLblue
11-06-2007, 10:28 AM
I think im gonna go with the external gate (on SBR it costs $60 more to get the internal/34mm)

Also, if you were to get one (inlet/outlet) ported which would it be? Or both? Worth 60 a piece?

Or is it fairly simple to do this myself. Although, I would hate to remove too much material and be screwed.

I dont know that this exact DSM will get another rebuild/new turbo so I plan on making it worth my while.

Sorry I played 20Q's with you guys.

And thanks for the tolerance

Thor06
11-06-2007, 11:18 AM
$60 for a 34mm flapper is nothing compared to what you'll spend getting an external gate. I would have both inlet and outlet ported if you are going to cough up for it. Its definately doable by yourself, but its kind of a pain. Next time I get it done I am probably just going to pay someone to do it.

Black99GST
11-06-2007, 10:53 PM
:1: port both, i'm in the middle of porting mine myself, and it is a ROYAL pain in the ass! but def. do-able! i got a 34mm flapper off ebay for $14 shipped, at SBR they are $20 for the flapper, but they charger to install it... so... its up to you, but if what you are saying is true, no more turbo mods after this, do it right, port both, 34mm flapper, Evo3... IMO

Thor06
11-06-2007, 11:17 PM
I found some things out today that totally contradicts my previous opinions of the 18g as well. First off, yeah you only get like 2 lb/min more than the EvoIII which is not very much for the extra $150 or whatever, but I found out that its compressor efficiency is much better in the 22-28psi range. Since I am going to pretty much always be operating in that range, I am going 18g. Either that, or maybe a bastard 20g as later on I plan to get a built tranny, some 280's w/ built head, and run the little bastard to death, but until then I am going to try to keep it in the lower range than that.

bleedEGLblue
11-07-2007, 10:19 AM
Dont think I can afford to shell out that much money on the turbo, although I would LOVE to. But best of luck thor, and let me know how it does.

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