MSP Turbo Upgrade

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Postby Regulator » Tue Jul 20, 2010 9:14

I can't wait to see it in action with this new turbo its gonna be awesome. Your tires are going to hate you :lol:
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Postby MSP SuperStreet » Sat Jul 24, 2010 9:14

My Turbo arrived yesterday. Here are the Specs:

Make: Precision Turbo
Part Number: PTB 305-5557B
Model Number: 5557E
Compressor Wheel: 2.165"Ind/3.000" Exd
Turbine Wheel: 2.555"Ind/2.227" Exd 76 Trim
Upgrade Features: Ball Bearing and PTE Billett Wheel with Revolutionary Aero Design
Rated: 535 HP

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The new CEA line of HP Technology Series turbos from Precision Turbo & Engine are here. Taking the ground breaking technology of the Garrett GT turbos one step further, Precision has engineered these turbos from the ground up to be the most efficient, most powerful turbochargers the aftermarket has ever seen.

With newly designed aerodynamics, the PTE billet compressor wheels will provide even higher efficiency, faster transient response, awesome power, higher boost pressures (with less heat), and weight slightly less than a cast wheel of the same size.

Rated conservatively for about 535 crank horsepower by Precision. This turbo offers more power than a GT3071R with quicker spool.

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Postby rush24 » Sat Jul 24, 2010 9:14

WOW...this things gonna be awesome...can't wait for the finished result....
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Postby chickenwafer » Sat Jul 24, 2010 9:14

Ahh, a 5557 with the billet wheel. Basically a GT3071R with a billet wheel, hence more power and quicker spool.

I'm eying the 6762 Billet for my FD. Quite a bit larger LOL
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Postby MSP SuperStreet » Thu Aug 05, 2010 9:14

Well progress hit a snag as with most custom builds its never as easy as you have envisioned. So..........there was not enough room to fit my turbo upgrade.

I'm currently redesigning the cooling system. Will have to relocate the radiator, upgrade the fan, and new brackets. And since I have to replace the hoses I decided to go with new polished SS radiator hoses.

Stay Tune.

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Postby RX-7 Chris » Fri Aug 06, 2010 9:14

MSP SuperStreet wrote:Well progress hit a snag as with most custom builds its never as easy as you have envisioned. So..........there was not enough room to fit my turbo upgrade.

I'm currently redesigning the cooling system. Will have to relocate the radiator, upgrade the fan, and new brackets. And since I have to replace the hoses I decided to go with new polished SS radiator hoses.

Stay Tune.

sounds like this is going to be a big undertaking. good luck
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Postby Number2 » Fri Aug 06, 2010 9:14

Good luck with the install! Hope you see some good numbers!
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Postby akina303 » Fri Aug 13, 2010 9:14

will you be selling your current front mount set up since you will have the new one. id like to do a front mount set up with mine now. i have the other yellow msp

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Postby MSP SuperStreet » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:14

akina303 wrote:will you be selling your current front mount set up since you will have the new one. id like to do a front mount set up with mine now. i have the other yellow msp


I'm be putting together an inventory of all the excess parts soon.

My previous set-up used an aftermarket performance Side Mount Intercooler (SMIC) larger and more efficient than the stock SMIC. Mounts in the same location as stock.

Are you still interested or are you looking specifically for a FMIC?

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Postby rmeeker13 » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:14

Do a 3071 or 3076...hell throw on a GT40! haha jk
Im assuming you have some forged internals if ur going big?
Anyhow looks like a nice kit!
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Postby MSP SuperStreet » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:14

rmeeker13 wrote:Do a 3071 or 3076...hell throw on a GT40! haha jk
The orginal owner of the kit was going with a GT40 lol. I think he is still trying to unload the GT40.

Im assuming you have some forged internals if ur going big?
Yep. Long story zoom zoom boom. I got a crate motor from Streetunit.com forge block and internals. Nice and broke-in, almost 2 years and 10K on the motor.

Anyhow looks like a nice kit!
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Thanks, hope to have it back on the road soon.

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Postby akina303 » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:14

yes im still intrested in the side mount. also if you have your stock motor mounts if you would like to sell need the passenger side and rear one.

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Postby jdmsp » Tue Aug 17, 2010 9:14

Hey akina you don't happen to be the guy with the yellow msp at that gas station on federal are you? I see it about once a week there so was just wondering.

Karl,
can't wait man. Will be the quickest sickest msp out here :)!
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Postby akina303 » Tue Aug 17, 2010 9:14

yeah thats me man come on in n ill hook you up with a fountain drink i notice ur car all the time when it drives by. haha

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Postby MSP SuperStreet » Mon Mar 07, 2011 9:14

So this project was more complicated than invisioned. I started big but had to scale back. I didn't have enough room between the block and radiator. Tommy (Street Concepts) and I tried everything rerouting the cooling system, smaller radiators etc. In the end I switched out the custom exhaust manifold and downpipe with cut-off for a Steedspeed Mani and custom downpipe and dump pipe.

Currently break-in the turbo build with 13lbs boost at 300hp. The plan is to bring it back down to Street Concepts later this Spring to check everything out and tighten everything up before taking it back to MAC and turning up the boost and increasing horsepower. Next will be rehooking-up the Zex wet system.

Here is a picture of the engine bay after mods
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Custom Intercooler Pipes and relocated HKS BOV
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