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Old 05-02-2012, 07:00 AM
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I have the tc76, Very close specs to your magnum. I made 793rwhp, but it fell down by 5krpm. This turbo works awesome on a 5.3, but you need a 75mm+ turbine for a 6.0 or larger to make good power and rev out. I've been harassing Kyle for that tnetics 76/76 or the magnum 80 with the bigger turbine, but they haven't released them yet!
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Dang thats great power. I'm pretty sure that even though the wheel sizes are the same sizes the tc 76 will flow a lot more from better design over the magnum. Is this correct.?
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Eh, I'm not very familiar with the magnums or master powers, but a standard turbonetics t76 or t78 with a 1.15 housing would be a little better than mine, but still has the 68mm wheel. I really think the 7675 or tnetics 76/76 would be a ripper on a 6.0 with 12+psi!
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Originally Posted by smokeshow
Would be nice to have the quick spool of the 68mm turbine vs my 96, but thats choking it up a bit lol. If I was staying 4.8L I'd be all over that...
haha i was just jk anyways i do wanna sell the damn thing though so i dont have two turbo's i'd like to sell it and get a lsxrt intake.
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Soooooooo. Got a new billet wheel pt7675 coming my way!
Old 05-04-2012, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by lglowe
Soooooooo. Got a new billet wheel pt7675 coming my way!

can I try it first? Just to make sure it works correctly.
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Only if you promise to share some of the speed voo-doo from your truck with me lol
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Haha, that voo-doo just broke a u-joint last weekend!

Well at least take some pictures. I'd like to see the compressor cover off and a look at that billet wheel.
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Will do
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I have a 76/75 now and it feels good all the way to 6k. The 76/68 I had before really fell off around 5,500. I haven't turned it up yet but it feels stronger at 12-13psi.


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