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Which one do you prefer? Power house racing T61 or Precision T61?

 

 

Updated on 26/06/2010 - pics added /

 

The turbo on the left/cleaner one is the Precision T61 turbo (undivided) and the more yellow-ish one is the PHR T61.

 

Both are a/r 0.70, then housing on the precision T61 looks alot better. The PHR T61 needs the seals done/rebuild.

 

So come on guys which one? i was thinking of going for the PHR T61 as it is divided/twin-scroll so from what im told better spool up?

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The PHR one that I sold you was made by Precision :)

 

oh.. didnt know that .. you wont believe im actually picking up another precision t61, as im getting a really good price and its coming with the down pipes, oil lines and adapters etc. so let me know if you want to buy it back :)

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oh.. didnt know that .. you wont believe im actually picking up another precision t61, as im getting a really good price and its coming with the down pipes, oil lines and adapters etc. so let me know if you want to buy it back :)

 

I spent the money already... just stick both on it :D

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:D never! I will skint every Supra owner I speak to. It's my mission.

 

ive gathered that much, it was your add for the turbo that made me decide to go single and theres me already spent hundreds within a few days with the bigger expense still to come :) dont worry, you'l regret it when one day you'll see me fly past you :D

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Forgive me if this is a stupid question but would a t61 precision turbo bought for a TT be different to a na-t t61? If it isn't I maybe interested in a your spare t61! :)

 

i think you can use any turbo for any conversion, just need the correct manifold & downpipes for it i guess, which i havent bought yet

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come on guys i have both now, which one? also the PHR t61 is divided and the Precision T61 is not - does that make much difference?

 

I know i should use a divided manifold for the PHR turbo but can i use a divided manifold for the undivided turbo, if you know what i mean?

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Is your manifold divided, if not then use the tubby with the undivided housing.

 

Do you know what a/r each housing is?

 

i havent bought the manifold yet, i have both turbos and trying to decide which to use, i dont know the a/r? any advice?

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Ideally you should match the manifold and turbo housing, ie both divided or not. The divided offering better spool on a proper divided manifold, you should look at Whiffins manifolds ;)

 

I have used a divided PHR Stage 1 tubby with a .70 a/r on my non-divided cast manifold for a few years, its not recommended as you can get a hot spot where the tubby is divided but I cant say it doesn't work cause is has and still does.

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Ideally you should match the manifold and turbo housing, ie both divided or not. The divided offering better spool on a proper divided manifold, you should look at Whiffins manifolds ;)

 

I have used a divided PHR Stage 1 tubby with a .70 a/r on my non-divided cast manifold for a few years, its not recommended as you can get a hot spot where the tubby is divided but I cant say it doesn't work cause is has and still does.

 

im actually thinking of using the undivided turbo on a divided manifold! not a good idea i gues?

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