Any body have Gotham's turbos kit?
10-22-04, 06:04 PM
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Any body have Gotham's turbos kit?
So does anyone have gotham's turbo kits? What do you think about them? Im looking at getting a ball bearing kit or just turbo. Ive been looking at the GT40R or the GT42. I hear that the 85R is a pretty popular kit wright now. Does that have alot of lag?
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I have Gotham's Gr67 kit, but I am still in the break -in period with my motor. I would suggest calling the shop if you get a chance. 817-788-8726 Tell whoever u speak to that Chris from Jersey referred you.
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I will be talking to the guys at gotham on monday. that is when my engine is supposed to be there. i will make it a point to talk to them about there kits.
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post your dyno sheets!
Originally Posted by cripsr6
I have Gotham's Gr67 kit, but I am still in the break -in period with my motor. I would suggest calling the shop if you get a chance. 817-788-8726 Tell whoever u speak to that Chris from Jersey referred you.
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to increase cost 
really though..... if they wanted to keep the two runners seperate for a divided flange it could increase flow as they are not "joined" earlier.
I'd love to see comparisons.
I personally would just go with a larger wg as i'm poor. I don't think it's realated to the wg itself just the manifold and the design. The dual wg was a by product.
It could be argued that two is better than one right?
really though..... if they wanted to keep the two runners seperate for a divided flange it could increase flow as they are not "joined" earlier.
I'd love to see comparisons.
I personally would just go with a larger wg as i'm poor. I don't think it's realated to the wg itself just the manifold and the design. The dual wg was a by product.
It could be argued that two is better than one right?