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[QUOTE="Vader's Fury, post: 878481, member: 473"] I can get a s362 for approx 750. By time I rebuild a stock turbo with the billet wheel and a 1.15 housing the cost might be more for what I believe would be a weaker charger. I actually thought about this and have a van turbo I bought just for this purpose before I started laying everything out and realized that the 362 was a better option. Also the up pipes would have to be modified for bellows and a waste gate so why not just jump to a t-4 mount and be all around better off. The t-4 mount leaves way more options for later down the road as well, be it to go bigger, or to sell everything and return truck to stock. [/QUOTE]
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