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[AnthonyF]

^selling. Im gonna have a big mouth FMIC just like my stand did.

stephen-is that the STS kit? The rear mount? That thing is almost 6k dollars. No way Im paying that much. Yea it has a lot of extra goodies but Not for 6k.

-Ant.

[AnthonyF]

Precision 62mm Turbo. Its a 6262. T3/T4. Billet compressor Wheel.

.63 Rear Housing

Is that a big ass turbo? It sounded big...but i dunno...

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-Ant.

[stephen]

^selling. Im gonna have a big mouth FMIC just like my stand did.

stephen-is that the STS kit? The rear mount? That thing is almost 6k dollars. No way Im paying that much. Yea it has a lot of extra goodies but Not for 6k.

-Ant.

that is the STS kit i posted. i know it's expensive, but you can still achieve those gains without spending that type of money. it's hard to just tell you "that's a great turbo!" when deciding on a turbo, there's a lot of factors that come into play (type of vehicle, engine size, engine performance, type of performance gains you're looking for, etc.). STS has done all of the research/leg work for you, with GREAT gains. personally, i'd mimic their setup which would give you the same types of gains. i'd purchase the same turbo & wastegate (which you could find cheaper used/rebuilt/or just get it new), and then have a shop build the exhaust/intake piping for you. i'd also find out what type of tuning/fuel system they use, and get that. i'm sure you could copy that kit for half the price and have the same results.

like i said though, it's hard for just anyone to tell you what size turbo is ideal for your application. find ANY KIT designed for your truck (doesn't necessarily have to be STS), and save yourself the money but putting the kit together yourself, using their specs. just my 2 cents.