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2.3 stroker Turbo Combo - 2/5/2008 8:49:27 AM   
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I am looking at a couple of 2.3 stroker kits like ams, buschur, and JAM. but I was wondering what would be a good turbo combo for Daily Driving, 50 trim, 30r or 35r. Also what would be the best size injectors.
any ideas.
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RE: 2.3 stroker Turbo Combo - 2/5/2008 9:30:15 AM   
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RE: 2.3 stroker Turbo Combo - 2/5/2008 10:41:45 AM   
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with a stock botom end I hit full spool on my 50trim at 4100 . with a 2.3 you'll get close to 500 rpms faster spool. the 35r will make you a lot more power, pretty much depends on what you want for power and if you plan to run meth injection that's what will deside the turbo to go with. as for injectors that also depends on what you want. I rn 720s with my 50trim at 24psi on pump gas

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RE: 2.3 stroker Turbo Combo - 2/5/2008 5:00:26 PM   
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not sure if when i would run meth, and i want it to have driveability that isnt too bad, maybe not daily since i hope to have another car for that by then so it is ok if the car is down while building, but something that isnt a pain for city driving

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RE: 2.3 stroker Turbo Combo - 2/12/2008 9:04:42 AM   
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I agree with Emonz. The 50 trim on the 2.3 is an awsome daily driver set up. I had that on my car and I was running 475whp with 476 wtq with meth.

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RE: 2.3 stroker Turbo Combo - 2/12/2008 9:47:06 AM   
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I have heard that having a destroked 2.0L with a higher rev limit is more benifital than the quicker spool of the 2.3L stroker.

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