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Turbonetics HP72 F1 Mid Frame on 357ci - How will it work
 
Old 07-09-2010, 04:02 PM
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Been looking around and found a good deal on a turbo and trying to get an idea if it is worth persuing.

I am looking for somewhere in the 850rwhp range and wondering if the turbo will be able to get me there..

The engine will be a SBF 357ci....I am currently running a small frame precision t76 and not sure if a mid frame 72 would maybe help with back pressure and provide better performance..

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Been looking around and found a good deal on a turbo and trying to get an idea if it is worth persuing.

I am looking for somewhere in the 850rwhp range and wondering if the turbo will be able to get me there..

The engine will be a SBF 357ci....I am currently running a small frame precision t76 and not sure if a mid frame 72 would maybe help with back pressure and provide better performance..

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Jeremy
The mid-frame would definitely help with backpressure and ensure you don't start running out of head room at the top. The HP72 might be pushing it for 850 RWHP. It should definitely get there but you might run out of overhead once you are there. A 76mm would be a better choice in my mind.
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