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  • NHMR2
    ~chris
    • Mar 2011
    • 4750

    #31
    Do it do it do it
    91 MR2 Turbo
    08 Audi A4 S-line

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    • MrSupra9-1-1
      Toyotaholic
      • Jul 2009
      • 1114

      #32
      Originally posted by OVRBST
      Thats on full kill and e85 of course.

      Your 550's will be at the very limit at 500whp. If you're on a single pump you won't make it. You'll have to go to dual pump, or step the injectors up.
      Thanks Alex.

      Sounds like I'm going to go with single pump, 800cc's, 6466 and try for an undivided manifold.

      I'm going to start shopping this week .

      Any more input welcomed.
      1989 Toyota Supra Turbo
      Highway Queen- Overly-modified
      October 2012 Car of the Month; December 2013 Car of the Month

      1977 Porsche 911 Carerra S Targa
      Weekend Warrior - Built Original 2.7 (bored ~2.9)

      2012 Toyota Camry SE
      Snow Machine- Snow Tires, SE Suspension, SE Sports Exhaust

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      • OVRBST
        Patron
        • Dec 2007
        • 3834

        #33
        Email me a shopping list and I'll get you pricing on everything. We do decent with PTE and kill it with a lot of other items.
        Alex W.
        Granite State Dyno and Tune
        Owner/Head Tuner

        94 6speed Supra -- CT76TBB, CCW, Greddy, HKS, etc
        2011 Lexus CT200h -- Pearl White Daily
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        • tim1137
          Senior Member
          • May 2010
          • 790

          #34
          OP, trust me the spool on a 6466 will be great. My 6766 DBB spooled excellent. It actually spooled so well I was willing to step up to a 7175.

          But now my car is sold.... speaking of which I dont think I ever mentioned that haha.
          2010 Nissan GTR Premium - Black on Black - Unmodified
          Everything else, sold.... jk I have a Miata too

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          • MrSupra9-1-1
            Toyotaholic
            • Jul 2009
            • 1114

            #35
            We're working with the 6266 PTE. I think this will be the best option for cost, responsiveness on the street, and it should reach my power goal and then some.
            1989 Toyota Supra Turbo
            Highway Queen- Overly-modified
            October 2012 Car of the Month; December 2013 Car of the Month

            1977 Porsche 911 Carerra S Targa
            Weekend Warrior - Built Original 2.7 (bored ~2.9)

            2012 Toyota Camry SE
            Snow Machine- Snow Tires, SE Suspension, SE Sports Exhaust

            1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo (1 of ~250 in the US)
            Sold

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            • tim1137
              Senior Member
              • May 2010
              • 790

              #36
              Why not go for a second fuel pump? Its cheap
              2010 Nissan GTR Premium - Black on Black - Unmodified
              Everything else, sold.... jk I have a Miata too

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              • MrSupra9-1-1
                Toyotaholic
                • Jul 2009
                • 1114

                #37
                It's not that...it's the triple ball bearing-only option for the 6466 for another +$800. And I'm not entirely sure I'm going to need what the 6466 puts out. If you look at the charts on the previous page, the 6265 really only runs out of steam after 32psi...and the 6266 will be more efficient, has better spool, and holds power better than the 6265...probably even if it is a journal.

                Plus, as Alex said, we (7m owners) never really run over 18psi unless it's e85 or race fuel...

                That is...unless I'm missing something. I'm really not that much of an expert...I just read a lot
                Last edited by MrSupra9-1-1; 02-11-2013, 02:36 PM.
                1989 Toyota Supra Turbo
                Highway Queen- Overly-modified
                October 2012 Car of the Month; December 2013 Car of the Month

                1977 Porsche 911 Carerra S Targa
                Weekend Warrior - Built Original 2.7 (bored ~2.9)

                2012 Toyota Camry SE
                Snow Machine- Snow Tires, SE Suspension, SE Sports Exhaust

                1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo (1 of ~250 in the US)
                Sold

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                • tim1137
                  Senior Member
                  • May 2010
                  • 790

                  #38
                  If your trying to stay budget friendly, Id do without the ball bearing option. Keep that 800 bucks in your bank account.

                  If you notice, turbos like the 6266 always outperform the 6265. Same thing, the 6766 will always outperform the 6765.

                  Also remember, the larger the turbos compressor wheel, the more power @ less boost pressure it will make. So a 6466 will make more horsepower at 18 psi than a 6266.

                  My vote is still for the 6466. The 6466 spool time is so close to the 6266 you probobly wouldnt even notice the difference on the street, but you will notice the extra ponies on your dyno graph with that 6466 ;-)
                  2010 Nissan GTR Premium - Black on Black - Unmodified
                  Everything else, sold.... jk I have a Miata too

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                  • MrSupra9-1-1
                    Toyotaholic
                    • Jul 2009
                    • 1114

                    #39
                    Originally posted by tim1137
                    If your trying to stay budget friendly, Id do without the ball bearing option. Keep that 800 bucks in your bank account.

                    If you notice, turbos like the 6266 always outperform the 6265. Same thing, the 6766 will always outperform the 6765.

                    Also remember, the larger the turbos compressor wheel, the more power @ less boost pressure it will make. So a 6466 will make more horsepower at 18 psi than a 6266.

                    My vote is still for the 6466. The 6466 spool time is so close to the 6266 you probobly wouldnt even notice the difference on the street, but you will notice the extra ponies on your dyno graph with that 6466 ;-)
                    You're right but, There is no option for a journal 6466. It's ball bearing only. Which makes me sad. But I think the 6266 will do the job for me.
                    1989 Toyota Supra Turbo
                    Highway Queen- Overly-modified
                    October 2012 Car of the Month; December 2013 Car of the Month

                    1977 Porsche 911 Carerra S Targa
                    Weekend Warrior - Built Original 2.7 (bored ~2.9)

                    2012 Toyota Camry SE
                    Snow Machine- Snow Tires, SE Suspension, SE Sports Exhaust

                    1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo (1 of ~250 in the US)
                    Sold

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                    • Boosted Euro
                      Admin
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 27801

                      #40
                      There are far to many numbers in here to keep track of..lol
                      You ain't got no chance to beat it..like a man with no hands and a one inccchhhh .

                      04 Forester XTI - Built Motor (weisco,eagle,sti,arp) FP Green Hta 330whp
                      83 Rabbit GTI - Scrapped, Heart lives on in the 82
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                      • tim1137
                        Senior Member
                        • May 2010
                        • 790

                        #41
                        Oh I didnt know 6466 didnt come Journal!
                        2010 Nissan GTR Premium - Black on Black - Unmodified
                        Everything else, sold.... jk I have a Miata too

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                        • MrSupra9-1-1
                          Toyotaholic
                          • Jul 2009
                          • 1114

                          #42
                          Originally posted by tim1137
                          Oh I didnt know 6466 didnt come Journal!
                          Me neither. Until I checked out there sight...
                          1989 Toyota Supra Turbo
                          Highway Queen- Overly-modified
                          October 2012 Car of the Month; December 2013 Car of the Month

                          1977 Porsche 911 Carerra S Targa
                          Weekend Warrior - Built Original 2.7 (bored ~2.9)

                          2012 Toyota Camry SE
                          Snow Machine- Snow Tires, SE Suspension, SE Sports Exhaust

                          1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo (1 of ~250 in the US)
                          Sold

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                          • Hkssupra
                            Grammar Teacher/Moderator
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 2270

                            #43
                            gtx4202
                            OVRBST: Ken, every now and then you say something that just makes me go... tiss tiss tiss

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