Anyone been running Precision Ceramic Ball Bearing Turbo for a while? How did they turn out?

[V6UnderPressure]

It's been a while since these non water cooled ceramic bearing turbos came out. I'm just curious how the longetivity has been? Anyone have any issues?

 

[turbocamino1]

We have a pair of precision pro-mod 94's...been dozens of passes with no bearing related issues. we do send them back to be freshened up each season. I dont recall being told if they replaced a cartridge. costs about 700 for that service.

 

[1KWIKSIX]

I've got a small(ish) Precision SP5857 DBB on my car. Sees street duty only . Not much use...maybe 1,500-2,000 miles. Runs great.....no issues here (at least not yet). LOL

 

[tquick87]

Been running my 67 for years now with both track and a lot of street miles without any problems.

 

[dpasadena]

It's been a while since these non water cooled ceramic bearing turbos came out. I'm just curious how the longetivity has been? Anyone have any issues?

I have had two of them on steet cars and the only issue I have is keeping a set of rear tires on the cars. No problems at all with many miles and abuse

 

[SPOOLFOOL2]

Water cooled 6265 here. Never a problem.

Mike B.

 

[V6UnderPressure]

Water cooled 6265 here. Never a problem.

Mike B.

I was referring to the ceramic non water cooled ones.

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[aminga]

Mines been going for a year now. They don't take well to Teflon tape on the feed restrictor

Although the run a surprisingly long time without oil