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Any upgrade for a T3 super 60?
 
Old 04-02-2010, 10:09 PM
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Hi im new here i got a nissan 240sx 2.4l with a T3 super 60 @ 12psi but i want more power and i would like to know if exist any upgrade for the T3 im really happy with my turbo but i want more jeje.
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Old 04-03-2010, 09:25 PM
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Hi im new here i got a nissan 240sx 2.4l with a T3 super 60 @ 12psi but i want more power and i would like to know if exist any upgrade for the T3 im really happy with my turbo but i want more jeje.
The T3 Super 60 is the largest T3 frame compressor available. You'd need to step up to a T4 compressor if you want more power
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The T3 Super 60 is the largest T3 frame compressor available. You'd need to step up to a T4 compressor if you want more power
i can get one from a turbo garret t3/t4 it works?
is just change the compresor section (cold side)?
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Well my point is you would need to go to at least a T04B compressor to make more power at the same pressure ratio. Turbonetics has a wide range of T3/T4 turbos that would work for this. What are your power goals?
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