It is available in 6 size combinations, and I have chosen the smallest of the six to maintain some of the throttle response and midrange power of a smaller turbo.
For a little extra dough, I also optioned a ceramic coating for the exhaust housing. The theory is that it keeps the exhaust heat in the housing rather than dissipating. Hotter gas travels faster, and so the coating has a two fold effect - the turbo spools up faster, and also reduces heat soak through the rest of the engine bay.
With the budget in mind, I've decided to stick with a factory Nissan diff for now. They're still a good piece of kit, and the price is right. I will keep an eye out for mechanical diffs down the track but for now, getting the car roadworthy is the main priority.
Aside from the turbo and diff, the car is coming along nicely. The engine and gearbox are in, so I should have my freedom again when I get back from my holiday in mid-August. Can't wait!
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