You need to be focusing on how much torque you are planing on laying down as that's what the clutch kits are rated for, not HP, those two can be drastically different. You may be shooting for and actually laying down 350 HP, but you could also have 400 ft/lbs of torque too, which would kill a...
so, it's like uh, supposed to show the intercooler underneath the plastic cover. Um, that's one wierd looking intercooler if I've ever seen one :dunno:
Ball bearing counterparts will spool faster as well.
For your power goals, a Garret GT35R with something like .82 (maybe .81, can't remember) hot side or larger should get you around where you want to be.
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