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Hi All,
CR P Stage 5 or Pure Turbo 650? HP capabilities, installation, spool-up etc.
CR P is plug and play using the same housing. Not sure about Pure.
 

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Hi All,
CR P Stage 5 or Pure Turbo 650? HP capabilities, installation, spool-up etc.
CR P is plug and play using the same housing. Not sure about Pure.
They both use the same housing, just different rotors.
 

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Adam at ZFG says the Pure spool up slower.
 

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Adam at ZFG says the Pure spool up slower.
Can't have that! :)

MacandCheeseST just bought the CRPs and said they are a bit more superior than the Pures.
 

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They surge also.

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What do you mean by surge?
 

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Surging is a disruption of the airflow within the turbocharger, where increased backpressure can create turbulence that prevents efficient running, with the potential to cause unwanted oscillations, vibrations and increased wear on the parts.
 

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Surging is a disruption of the airflow within the turbocharger, where increased backpressure can create turbulence that prevents efficient running, with the potential to cause unwanted oscillations, vibrations and increased wear on the parts.
Thanks for the explanation!
 



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