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*pdiggitydogg* · 01-10-2006, 07:17 AM

I guess it depends on if the turbo is water cooled or not. Since Im looking at a GT ball bearing turbo thats water cooled, I dont really care about additional oil for cooling (just a better radiator). But you could also always add an external oil cooler.

Look at what kind of power you want to make, instead of what boost level, in order to decide on what kinds of internals you want to use.
Eagle/Scat rods are nicely priced and hold up to 500hp, but dont hold to revs really over 9000 (how often is that really a factor though)

Wiseco pistons are a nice choice because they have the tightest tolerences and are most like an oem piston. Their skirts are also coated, whereas others are not....which is kinda nice.

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01-10-2006, 07:17 AM	#9
pdiggitydogg Yahoo Watashi wa kattaze! Join Date: May 2002 Location: Meanwhile, up in The D... Age: 42 Posts: 10,579	I guess it depends on if the turbo is water cooled or not. Since Im looking at a GT ball bearing turbo thats water cooled, I dont really care about additional oil for cooling (just a better radiator). But you could also always add an external oil cooler. Look at what kind of power you want to make, instead of what boost level, in order to decide on what kinds of internals you want to use. Eagle/Scat rods are nicely priced and hold up to 500hp, but dont hold to revs really over 9000 (how often is that really a factor though) Wiseco pistons are a nice choice because they have the tightest tolerences and are most like an oem piston. Their skirts are also coated, whereas others are not....which is kinda nice.