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  1. 03-19-2010, 04:27 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdurr View Post
    eh, if it were a DD id look at 12psi so it wouldnt blow up soon.
    and google info on the turbo, its not hard. im sure supra fourms have wut psi they are good up too and how fast/slow they spool
    You be surprised what google has to offer!(NOTHING) I have looked it up I know the specs but I dont know how they do on d series.


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    Quote Originally Posted by SoLJames95 View Post
    You be surprised what google has to offer!(NOTHING) I have looked it up I know the specs but I dont know how they do on d series.
    find a compressor chart, and find a flow chart for a D series and thats all you really need(just gotta learn how to read the charts)

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