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    quick question, i currently have a t61, would the turbonetics 60-1 be considered an upgrade from my t61?
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    do you have any specs for your t61? Ball or journal bearing (same question for both turbos)
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    only thing about my turbo i know is that it came with the ct kit, its a Precision PT61 Turbo. 60-1 is ball
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    I believe you would be going backwards, but it's tough to say without knowing the 60-1 specs.


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    i believe its a 60mm compressor wheel, ball bearing, liquid cooled
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    Precision PT61 that commonly came with the Cartuning Kit

    Turbo is a Precision PT61
    T4 .69 A/R On-Center Housing
    3" inlet / 2" outlet (E compressor cover)
    4-bolt On-Center exhaust flange
    Precision 6152E rated at 630hp
    61.8mm inducer compressor wheel
    62mm Stage 5 turbine wheel
    360 journal bearing
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    GMR any info of the turbonetics 60-1?
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    Quote Originally Posted by silver3 View Post
    GMR any info of the turbonetics 60-1?
    Too many variables.....Once you have a part number or something else to go by I'll be able to provide a little more info.

    They are roughly about the same in theory......I'd suggest the 62-1 if you're looking for a slight upgrade
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    Hmm ok. Would you say the t67 would be too big?
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    Some will argue that yes it's too big but on the other side of the argument is that everyone that has gone to the bigger turbo has never looked back. Everyone that has stepped up to the T67 (or equivalent) has loved it.
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    Hmm your opinion, I have 2.5 pipes. Would that be too restrictive?
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    There are people that have taken the 2.5" downpipe w/cutout to 550whp. With 3" downpipe it's a whole lot easier to hit the number. What are your overall goals?

    I have a CT kit with a PT61 and as a DD it was a fun ride. Now that I have a 1" GMR I want to jump to the bigger turbo kit.
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    No set goals bc I have no trans work. It's also my dd. just want something bigger just incase if I want to mod again ill be good.
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    The Precision PT61 will be more than enough keep you happy for quite some time.
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    These engines can put up a very large turbo. Even a t67 isn't "big" for these.
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    Ok sounds good. I may have it rebuilt. There's a nick on the blade.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MoarkatsINmuhtrailer View Post
    These engines can put up a very large turbo. Even a t67 isn't "big" for these.
    Yea I heard the 3800 are good engine and can withstand a lot. One day when it's not my dd ill do more
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    T67 is money sauce on a 3800, but it's not worth it unless you upgrade to 3" exhaust.
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    I was considering doing a 3" from the dp to tips or just a 3" dp with cutout
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    The 3" is nice but if you're on a budget stick with the 2.5" downpipe. Cartuning kit has been running them for years and people have had no problems putting down 500whp. I always mod on a very tight budget. Are you going to be tracking the car at all? Or you said that it was going to be your DD.

    350whp makes it difficult to get traction
    450whp almost impossible to get traction
    550whp is just silly on the street
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