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turbows6

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I have a CPT-66 ball bearing turbo. .63 exhaust housing, p-trim, 4" inlet/2.5" outlet. Has HD actuator.

Thinking about swapping to a precision 67 with a larger exhaust housing. (Have a trans-brake, so this thing spools almost too good :D)

I bought this turbo new from Jack Cotton 2.5 or 3 years ago, but it sat in the box for quite some time before I got the car going. It's only got about 5-6k miles on it, and almost all of them were highway miles. Spool up with a 0 pump vigilante is essentially instant.

Sort of gaging interest. I don't really need to sell, but if anyone is interested I'd probably let it go with the HD actuator for 975$ (that's ~ 1400$ worth of stuff new)

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i dunno if youd be interested but i have a ta-66 p trim with 2500 miles... possible trade plus a little cash? thanks.
 
I'm thinking about going to a 6765S Billet. I don't know why... I'd say the CPT66 would probably do more than what I could safely run with my shortblock :rolleyes: (just have diamond forged pistons, main studs, ARP rod bolts, but stock caps)
 
It's got the regular Buick 3 bolt exhaust housing. Everything bolted right up on my car. I don't really know what horsepower it supports, but there have been a few guys here that have run low 10's and mid 130's with the CPT-66.
 
No porting/grinding or anything has been done. It's just as it came out of the box other than having the miles on it.
 
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