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slowbubblecar · 08-31-2005

I planned on rebuilding my turbo but it isn't worth fixing because it would need a new cartrige. It would cost about as much to rebuild it as it would cost for a new one. I am thinking about the gt35r with the 82 ar exhaust housing. Do you think it would be a good turbo for a stock 2.0 shortblock? I have a ported head with cams, srings and retainers but I am wondering if you think it would be able to produce good useable power. I would be using it on a 2g FWD. I want something I can do good with on the highway and still be able to use it on the track. I just got my slicks in the mail today.
Thanks

08-31-2005	#10
slowbubblecar Big Turbo Monster Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Hopkins Drives: GTS and E55 Posts: 1,105	Re: What to do for a new turbo? I planned on rebuilding my turbo but it isn't worth fixing because it would need a new cartrige. It would cost about as much to rebuild it as it would cost for a new one. I am thinking about the gt35r with the 82 ar exhaust housing. Do you think it would be a good turbo for a stock 2.0 shortblock? I have a ported head with cams, srings and retainers but I am wondering if you think it would be able to produce good useable power. I would be using it on a 2g FWD. I want something I can do good with on the highway and still be able to use it on the track. I just got my slicks in the mail today. Thanks __________________ Life's tough.... it's even tougher if you're stupid. 7/25/09 Motorcycle cop pulls up next to me on UNI and says "Want to race?" Me- "I don't think you would stand a chance." Cop says "probably not" and drives off.