1029TSG
15+ Year Contributor
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- Feb 7, 2004
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Jacksonville,
Florida
Except for the T-25/28, the Buick Grand National, Chrysler LeBaron and some Volvo applications their all off of some diesel tractor, truck or heavy equipment.
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1029TSG said:Yes, whatever you feel you can tune your car for.

1029TSG said:Actually, if you look up a few posts you will see that I dont know who NS Fabrications is and was hoping you could give me a web address so that I can see if they are a authorized dealer for us. What's wrong with them? Is there something I should know about that company? Sorry we dont carry the EVO O2 elbow and dont have one just laying around to snap a picture of.
1029TSG said:Do you have any idea how many companies use OSCommerce for their website and shopping cart? Its a great program and best of all its free. They definitely borrowed some pictures from our website. I'm quite positive that we are not this company nor do we make any O2 elbows.
1029TSG said:Sorry, maybe I got ahead of myself. I just checked out their website and that is our housing but they call it the "Monster Turbine Housing" which leads me to believe they might be buying them from Mach V. Likely this is why I've never heard of them, but I'll check with our bookeeper tomorrow.
BoostedTalonTS said:I was reffering to the $229 MachV is asking for it with the internal 38mm flapper vesion (the only version that Mach5 lists on their website).
The one on NS sells for is $179 + $30 for the 38mm internal gate.
...A $20 difference.
prostreetdsmx1 said:some places just choose to mark up a product more.
KPWSerpiente said:Do you really wan to see a picture of it? Because if it will shut you up I might pull it apart and snap one.
-T
KPWSerpiente said:BoostedTalonTS, who the #### are you? And what the #### do you really want to know? I have a bullseye turbine housing, and an evo3 o2 housing...and am using the proper evo3 turbine to o2 housing gasket. Do you really wan to see a picture of it? Because if it will shut you up I might pull it apart and snap one.
-T
KPWSerpiente said:Because if it will shut you up I might pull it apart and snap one.
-T
... Somehow I think that is an empty threat
. Plus you should have taken the pics when you were putting it all together in the first place
-Really though, what is the "Proper" Evo3 turbine to O2 housing gasket for this turbine housing? I ask, as I had previously ordered a "Monster" turbine housing O2 gasket, and it did not even come close to properly mating up with an EVO3 O2 housing flange (the divider was about 2 mm off from mating up with the divider that separates the WG passage from the turbine exhaust section when laid on the Evo3 O2 housing, not to mention the significant differences in the WG passage. I wonder how the EVO3 7cm O2 housing gasket fits his turbine housing, as the WG port is obviously a different size.eclipsegsx9797 said:You say your boost is dropping from 20psi to 15psi? It doesn't really look that way from the dyno graph. Do you have a graph with Torque, that way it's easier to tell what the boost is really doing. That seems to be similiar power we had a customer making on a 57 trim, which according to Bullseye power should make less than the V trim at 19psi. BTW both of the cars had similiar mods.

....its gonna be great You skipped the link part. Why is there a link to bullseye on their site?1029TSG said:Do you have any idea how many companies use OSCommerce for their website and shopping cart? Its a great program and best of all its free. They definitely borrowed some pictures from our website. I'm quite positive that we are not this company nor do we make any O2 elbows.
1029TSG said:50 trim: Primarily used in the Garrett TA34 drop-in for the Cummins Diesel 6BT model.
60 trim: Mostly used in Ford 7.8L Diesel Brazilian-built six-cylinder engines.
60-1: Original use was in the TC44 (basically a large T04B) unit, on Detroit Diesel 8.2L V-8 engines for truck and marine applications. Oddly, the O.E. choice for Bentley Mulsanne S passenger car as well.
