NOSLO2PT0
20+ Year Contributor
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- Aug 31, 2002
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Joliet,
Illinois
I loved my FP Green! I had one of the quickest pump gas cars in the country back in the day when I was running that turbo!
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i have the same excat turbo i bought it off someone on this forums he told me it was a 20g with a fp green compressor housing and its done by a company called turbotrix accordding to him
You need a 7cm gasket. You're not measuring the size of the hole itself, the term "6cm" and "7cm" is referring to the volumetric efficiency of the housing in cm2.I need to order a new gasket for this turbo, to the manifold. I measured the hole in the red circle in the pic below, and it is a 6cm diameter hole. But it seems like only smaller turbos use a 6cm gasket. So my question is, do I order a 6cm or 7cm gasket?
Just Curious anyone else running this turbo? What kind of track times/hp numbers did you get?
You need a 7cm gasket. You're not measuring the size of the hole itself, the term "6cm" and "7cm" is referring to the volumetric efficiency of the housing in cm2.
The 6cm gasket will have a 52mm hole, the 7cm gasket will have a 60mm hole...which just happens to be 6cm across.
Very cool manBack in 2003, my best pass on this turbo was an 11.50@119 on straight 93 octane. Stock 160k mile motor, HKS 272's, stock ECU w/TMO race mods, AFC, 660's. That's it for big mods. I put an 8cm housing on the car and went 123mph on 93 octane, but didn't ET worth a shit.