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10-24-2006, 05:37 PM
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beans housing vs banks housing
I m now lookin to replace the exhaust side of my turbo and Iwas wondering if anyone was using either the Beans performance or the Banks housing and what they thought of them Price the beans is almost half But if the Banks is better I don t mind paying the extra
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10-25-2006, 11:18 PM
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Hey, I'm new here, and don't know much about the PSD yet, but I just had the Beans 1.0 housing installed, along with the wicked wheel, and mine works great. It added a tad more power (judging by the butt dyno) and along with the wheel, I no longer have to worry about surge anymore.
Stewart
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