Big question on BP-T GTR?

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turbodemon23
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Big question on BP-T GTR?

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Does any one know where i can locate one i have been looking all over but cant seem to find one.
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Re: Big question on BP-T GTR?

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don't take this the wrong way...but why? i know one person who actually got a good deal on one, but every other one goes for about 2k. to me, it's just not worth it. dave's old setup was very potent on a n/a bp block. if you want simplicity, get a gtx, and work from there. or you can get a n/a bp setup and get a cutom turbo kit that will out perform the vj23 setup. the extras just aren't worth the money, when even those may need to be upgraded in the future. just my .02
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Re: Big question on BP-T GTR?

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hes right. its not worth spending the money if you want real hp. i got lucky on my gtr but i kinda just happened to get tossed the deal even though i wasnt looking and i was looking to replace the gtx. the n/a bp is easier to find and cheaper and the money you save could pay for the custom turbo manifold.
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