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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance Yup, maybe even a bit more power because you can go up to a 1.32 a/r housing with the 6266. These egnines breathe so well,
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That's even more impressive, I learned the hard way housing size on my build not looking forward to swapping mine.
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I did a lot of EBP (exhaust back pressure) monitoring when developing these kits for the 350z, so I also speak from experience... . This is the main reason I only use the T4 turbine housing in all the VQ turbo kits. I wish the 67mm turbos had a 70mm turbine wheel really kick it up a notch.
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