Like the title states I'm in need of some info n would love everyones opinion. Ok question is I'm lookin to go fi pretty soon and I wanted to kno what is the best set up for 300whp and somethin that will spool very quickly and still be reliable for daily driving?

 

greddy, but dont expect to make much more than 300whp, the spool is very quick.

 

How quickly does it spool n what size turbo is it?

 

some home work for you


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you should not have many questions after reading all of these threads

 

I just picked up the Greddy kit. Love it. Haven't gotten it dyno'd yet. I believe the spool is somewhere in the 3600 RPM range.

 

yea, if u want a quick spool u'll want greddy. it has a smaller turbo hence the quick spool. also, the SOT kit has a lot of low end TQ I believe.

 

200wTQ as early as 2K and peeking up to and around 240wtq with the 126/135mm cranks depending on supporting moods.


The TQ out put with the 142mm cranks is not tested yet but it is looking like some1 will be trying it out very soon. My guesstament is the tq will be in the 250 to 260wtq area with the 142mm crank.

 

I like those numbers but for an everyday driver and simple install, I would say the Greddy is hard to beat, minus the oil filter relocation.

The SOT is really a nice idea but is not for the novice in it's present form. Give it a bit more time for R&D and throw in a Air to Air intercooler and I would love to have one.

 

thats a whole lot of TQ!!!!!!!

 

I'm happy with my inline pro kit.