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October 16th, 2002, 11:54 AM
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What is the differance between 85 turbos and 86-87 turbos?
Just like title says.....
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93 Z-28, 231 TT, Moser 9", 10 point roll cage, TH400 If one is good then two is better.  )Hopeing for low 11's high 10's     
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October 16th, 2002, 12:11 PM
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84/5 turbo's flow about 390 cfm and the compressor outlet is different and the inlet has the studs clocked in a different position...the 86/7 turbo's flow around 480cfm...
The 86/7 turbo's are also a little bit more efficient...
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Jim F fjm568@swbell.net 85 GN 87 T 66 Skylark
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October 16th, 2002, 02:22 PM
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Matt Alexander 1987 Grand National 11.35 @ 116.7 mph -- 1.50 60' Mid-Atlantic Grand National Association (MAGNA) Club Founder / Chairman
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October 16th, 2002, 03:01 PM
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Thanks guys!!
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93 Z-28, 231 TT, Moser 9", 10 point roll cage, TH400 If one is good then two is better. )Hopeing for low 11's high 10's
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