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05-14-2005, 10:02 PM
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Finally a new turbo
I finally got my tax return, and some rebates from an old computer I bought, so I am going to finally get a new turbo.
I was looking at a few 16G's, but read those take too long to spool up. I really don't want to get a turbo that sucks at spooling up.. I noticed a lot of EvoIII 16g's..what's the deal with those.. I have about 1300 to work with ...a little bit more if needed for a new turbo. ( I am getting a FM and new piping and shit don't worry) I just need to know what turbo is "the best"...I know 20G would be phenom...but I'm sure that takes too long to work...thad be for a damn semi or something. Let me know what to do because I can't find any resources that help me with this. Peace
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05-15-2005, 12:12 AM
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Re: Finally a new turbo
The next person that I hear say a 16g lags is going to get donkey punched. I have one on the 2g now, and as soon as I think about maybe pushing the gas pedal in a smidgeon, hey presto, I have boost. DBS.
There are very few turbos that spool faster than a 16g but move more air than stock anyway. So I dont know what these people are suggesting you use instead. 
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05-15-2005, 12:39 AM
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Re: Finally a new turbo
Exactly!!! When I had my car running perfect with my Evo III 16g there was pretty much no lag at all. I also had cams so that helped it a lot, I could get 20psi by 2800rpms. How is that lag? When I think of lag it reminds me of the 4500rpm spool time I have now with the new turbo. If people are whining about a 16g, I hate to see what happens when they go bigger!
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05-15-2005, 04:18 PM
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Re: Re: Finally a new turbo
Is there a difference between an EvoII 16g and just a 16g? I guess I'll get one.. ..
ebay?
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05-15-2005, 04:56 PM
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Re: Finally a new turbo
The evo316g is the biggest 16g turbo. I think
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05-15-2005, 05:19 PM
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Re: Finally a new turbo
Use the search function to do research and then ask more direct questions.
Like Kevin says, the 16g is not a slow-spooling turbo. The evo16g has logged the highest flow rates of all the 16gs, but they all are capable of flowing within 5-6 lb./min. of each other.
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05-16-2005, 08:08 AM
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Re: Finally a new turbo
And the prices arent all that different. In this case its worth the little extra money to get the more modern higher flowing turbo. SBRs website has a good comparison between the EVO3 and the Big 16Gs.
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