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the best aftermarket turbo kit

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the best aftermarket turbo kit

Post by biegetroopy »

which is the best aftermarket turbo kit on the market [75 series troopy] im looking at the dts kit with a mitsubishi turbo but if there are better i would be very interested ,is there a kit with the gt2876rs turbo in it[after ready another thread this sounds good], any help would be appreciated,thanks mick
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Post by FKT08 »

Safari.
No question the best!

http://www.safarisnorkel.com/turbo/turbo_product.htm
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Post by tuff 80 ute »

[quote="FKT08"]Safari.
No question the best!



I second that
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Post by madmacca »

I have the dts kit and find it great
i have never driven one with the safari kit ,it would be an interesting real world comparison
HZJ 105 Cruiser Tourer , Vitt on 40s with dents and a few other projects
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Post by Feass »

Safari, if you want a kit.. but why would you want a kit? Much better setups that give more power, more reliably.
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Post by SimonInAustralia »

Feass wrote:Safari, if you want a kit.. but why would you want a kit? Much better setups that give more power, more reliably.
I assume you mean collecting the various bits and pieces yourself?

I'd be interested in what the best possible selection of parts is.
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Post by biegetroopy »

id like to know as well??
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