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11-14-2006, 04:38 PM
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hey i just ordered a SPS 64/14 and it will be here thursday. i am way to anxius to hear what it will sound like. i am lookin for any sound clips or video clips with this turbo any help would b greatly appreciated. sorry guys but i just want wait
11-14-2006, 05:15 PM
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the best i can do is the vid in my sig. wait till after the burnout when its taping the smoke coming out of the stacks. oh and its a sps 62. Not the same, but close 
11-14-2006, 06:22 PM
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It'll be a little louder. It all depends on your exhaust. i really cant hear my turbo as much as i should be able to with my stacks, but if you have an exhaust out the back, it should have a pretty good whistle to it...
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11-15-2006, 01:33 AM
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ps 64/14- the sps64 is newer than mine, but not too different. I really like how mine cools- with the tst off I can't get into egt trouble and with it on I can peg the pyro, eventually. I can build 10 lbs by 1700 rpms with plain ol sw3 so I don't see why people call the 64 laggy =P
Based on Blackdiesel's video, I don't think the ps64 and sps62 perform much differently.
Based on Blackdiesel's video, I don't think the ps64 and sps62 perform much differently.
11-17-2006, 07:18 PM
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ok guys got the SPS 64 bolted on and let me say, its way bigger than my ATS 2000. only problem is the oil line that goes from the oil filter to the top of the turbo does NOT bolt up. the threaded hole in the turbo is smaller than my original adapter. Industrial Injection is sending an adapter out tonight that will be here tomorro so i will have to wait another day 
talk to you guys tomorrow
talk to you guys tomorrow
11-17-2006, 07:34 PM
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BUMMER!!! Aint that the way it always goes??? Seems like everytime me or my friends go to do something we run into somethin like that
Nothing can ever be "turn key". If the turbo whistle in cab is what youre looking for, drill a 4" hole in the cowl
I really like the way my sps62 sounds in cab. Its definitely got a different sound to it.
Nothing can ever be "turn key". If the turbo whistle in cab is what youre looking for, drill a 4" hole in the cowl I really like the way my sps62 sounds in cab. Its definitely got a different sound to it.
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BUMMER!!! Aint that the way it always goes??? Seems like everytime me or my friends go to do something we run into somethin like that Nothing can ever be "turn key". If the turbo whistle in cab is what youre looking for, drill a 4" hole in the cowl I really like the way my sps62 sounds in cab. Its definitely got a different sound to it.
Nothing can ever be "turn key". If the turbo whistle in cab is what youre looking for, drill a 4" hole in the cowl I really like the way my sps62 sounds in cab. Its definitely got a different sound to it. it never fails that something will always go horribly wrong when you start a "simple project" I just orderd a SPS62 today. At least I know to check that fitting befor I get started! Let us know how it turns out.