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Old 11-28-2006, 12:12 PM
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Silverbullet 62?
I've been hearing some things from Industrial Injection about using a Silverbullet 62. I have never heard of such a creature. Anyone know anything about it? Supposedly its an awesome multi purpose turbo.
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Isnt that the 6280 just polished? I might be reaching here

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I don't belive it is typically polished. That would be an extra, but yes it has a very large turbine wheel/housing. To my understanding it was originally designed for nitrous applications
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Why phil, does this mean you are finally stepping up to play with the big boys.
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I wouldn t mind some info on this either, if you go from a 60mm to 70mm wheel from a ps 62 to a sps 62 what would the silverbullet be?
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The Silver series wheels are 74mm and very aggressive! We have run one for about 10 months now, if anyone wants any info please let me know.

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Doug, I would love to buy a turbo but you are very hard to get a hold of...
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Originally Posted by BigBlue
Why phil, does this mean you are finally stepping up to play with the big boys.
When you can turn atleast 14's, we'll talk about big boys! check your PM tyler i have good news.

but yes i am investigating turbos....
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74mm inducer??
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so the general consensus is its a good all round turbo? SPS 62 is rated at 400-700hp....this is the same, correct?
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thats a pretty big range!
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Originally Posted by acook
thats a pretty big range!
my thoughts exactly. I have never seen anything like that before. Supposedly someone at Industrial is at 1000hp on spray with the turbo in question.

Sounds good to me!
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I say regular off the shelf Silver Bullet, but what do I know
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Originally Posted by 973604x4
so the general consensus is its a good all round turbo? SPS 62 is rated at 400-700hp....this is the same, correct?
The SPS62 is good for 350-550 RWHP.
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74mm inducer??

Turbine wheel.... The Silver 62 has a 62mm inducer and the SB has a 66mm.

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