67gtq

[aquickv6]

Does Precision make a DBB water cooled 67GTQ? IF so, is this a large shaft turbo?

How much difference would you expect to see between the DBB 67GTQ, the DBB 70 GTQ, and the Turbonetics P trim 70 BB? Thanks

 

[fbodlovr]

Is the 67GTQ you're talking about, and the 6776 that is all over the site, the same thing? I know the 6776 is DBB, and water cooled. Oh yeah, and precison makes the 6776.

 

[rogerv6]

6776 gtq

This turbo is bigshaft and is $1k expensive over p trim

 

[Louie L.]

Does Precision make a DBB water cooled 67GTQ? IF so, is this a large shaft turbo?

How much difference would you expect to see between the DBB 67GTQ, the DBB 70 GTQ, and the Turbonetics P trim 70 BB? Thanks

How fast are you looking to go. A P trim 67 will take you into the deep 10s with the right combo. My PT67 NON BB only took 3200 stall to spool. Oh and its much cheaper.

 

[aquickv6]

10.20 @ 130

 

[86brick]

10.20 @ 130

Bang for the buck I'd say the 70 Ptrim BB from Turbonetics would be hard to beat considering your goals. Also, you won't need to run the water lines like you will with the Precision DBB.

 

[2QUICK2B6]

Bang for the buck I'd say the 70 Ptrim BB from Turbonetics would be hard to beat considering your goals. Also, you won't need to run the water lines like you will with the Precision DBB.

The turbo waterlines are easy to install.

 

[86brick]

The turbo waterlines are easy to install.

Probably but it's easier to not have to install them at all.

 

[johnplogii]

You can run those times with a TE67. I just went 10.24 yesterday with mine & that turbo was only $750 from limit. It would be easier with a more expensive larger ball bearing unit though.