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Re: RE: C Turbo
Same question for you, what is the charge for this service?
Ken,FMJ said:
Same question for you, what is the charge for this service?
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C Turbo
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What do you charge for a upgrade on a D turbo ? I have an extra one I can send you to be upgraded. 
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Time for a pm I guess
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There are larget compressor wheels from B W but you have to change the charge air housing also. The same result can be had from some machining to the charge air housing and the intake elbow.
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I'm assuming the D turbo has a more efficient compressor wheel compared to the C, stock vs. stock. Will you always see more results from the D turbo after modifications or do they even out with each other w/ the same improvements? I don't know where the differences all lie, if the turbine is different as well and etc.
So, does anyone know how the old LDS-465-1A turbos with the wastegate compare to the C and D's? My LDS-465-1A has a new D turbo on it and smokes quite a bit (black; original pump settings). If the old style turbo gives more boost/cfm I'll switch to that as I have a new rebuilt one laying on the shelf.