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slowbubblecar · 08-31-2005

I can get a gt35r for 1000 new and I think that is how much the other is going to be. I can deal with a little lag, but do you think it will be too laggy? I am not sure what size thewheels are, but I didn't think there were many variations for the wheels. I plan on throwing a 75 shot or so at it but not until it is running good first. Any idea how much the GT3561 costs? That is the turbo I was origionally thinking about. I know shane was selling them for $750 in the winter, but how much are they now. I wish I could have bought one at that price.

08-31-2005	#13
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 can get a gt35r for 1000 new and I think that is how much the other is going to be. I can deal with a little lag, but do you think it will be too laggy? I am not sure what size thewheels are, but I didn't think there were many variations for the wheels. I plan on throwing a 75 shot or so at it but not until it is running good first. Any idea how much the GT3561 costs? That is the turbo I was origionally thinking about. I know shane was selling them for $750 in the winter, but how much are they now. I wish I could have bought one at that price. __________________ 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.