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Don Mega
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The smaller compressor wheels heat up the air more in the 22psi + range especially when fitted to a rotary engine, thus I recommend the 67mm compressor (lots of experience running these at high boost) so its better for your engine basically, even at lower power levels, remember a wankel still munches a shit load of air! it just does not make the best use of it (IE power generation). Go the 6766 mate, you will not regret it, absolute **** loads of them on E-Gay, to your door cheap as! will make the power and will be reliable, I witnessed that GTR getting rapped for two days straight, and before that its done allot of work, on just one turbo, no smoke, no snapped shafts, no excuses.
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Don Mega
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Actually ................ Try a 64mm if you like, I have not been bothered to do it myself, I'd be interested to see what you find when you fit it to a 13B and run 30psi boost like we do on the bigger compressor.
Look at my website and you will see I made ~500rwhp in 1997 on a 58m compressor H Trim Garrett T04! fitted with my water injection system. These new turbo's are a light year in advance of that old shit I ran back then. 100% I say to you stick to the T04 platform, its the perfect turbo for the street, compact, massive power, BEST POWER BAND, and they just work.
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