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Ok, the ct-26 is cheap and decent. It's worthless after 8psi tho. The T3 is hear works well. But if you use that, you use lower boost levels righT? And T3/t4 would be overkill cuz u could probably get a t3 cheaper, right? Someone clue me in on what u think the ideal turby for 5s is and why.
With a T-series, would u need a new manifold or just flange? -------------------- NASA/SCCA RX-7....currently under the knife
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im sure youve read the stickies by 1bwilson and shid. It really all depends on what your power goals are. If you are not looking for anything more than 200 or so on a daily basis, then definatly the ct26 is perfect. I say daily basis as you can still crank up the boost, but i wouldnt have it that high on the ct26 everyday. But if your goals are higher than that, than i would go with the T3.
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