[s-cars] Ball bearing turbo

[Mark Strangways]

Yeah, the GT3071R would have been my choice had it been around when I did my 
hybrid. The curves look very nice, and I would suspect it would pick up 
faster than the GT30R that I have now.

The upside with the GT30R is an unlimited amount of boost to redline.

I may try to part with my hybrid to explore the 3071.

Mark
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> I would suggest the 3071.  Javad has it with the KKK hot side.  I ran it 
> on my car for awhile using the .63 A/R turbine, and it hits as early as an 
> RS2.  It has the benefit of being able to move about 44lbs/min 
> efficiently, as opposed to only about 34lbs/min for the RS2.
> Dave
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: James Murray (QA/EMC) <james.murray at ericsson.com>
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>
> Mark, take a look at the turbo's offered by 
> http://www.034efi.com/index.php?cPath=21
> The GT28RS sounds like what you are looking for...comparable to RS2, 
> however you
> might want to consider the GT2871RS too.
>
> I have not tried any of these myself, however if you are looking for ball
> bearing turbo's 034efi has a full line up for the I5 20V.
>
> /Jamu.
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