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VNT turbos have been around for years and do work well but they are not generally available in larger sizes, I know that mercedes sprinter vans have been running them for years with good results but I cannot see them taking over the performance scene anytime in the near future. How VNT™ Works - Honeywell Turbo Technologies.

if you must the only option is to fit the t04z front wheel to a gt35 turbo, anything else isnt worth the hassle.

Haha the old garden hose theory! Basically by the time you engineered a turbo with bigger wheels to fit inside a gt35 you could have paid for a manifold etc and had a proper setup. This is without even considering that once you did squeeze the bigger internals into the gt35 that the housing and stock manifold would become so much of a restriction that it would basically negate any gains that you would see. The end result would be lots of lag with not much power increase and you would be a very disapointed camper. My back to back testing on only 10 psi showed that the stock manifold is costing 12% power as it is, the more power you make the more power it will cost you so trying to cheat the system so to speak simply does not work.

I can do you one for $1950

To answer your first question, the engines last a long time, the turbo will last 200,000klm+ if you keep a steady stream of clean oil upto it. As for the rest of your post, that must be some good sh*t youre smokin lol.

I have downloaded that file and it still wont work without an installation cd for some reason, I will just buy a card reader.

nah it doesnt show up on my computer.

It does auto detect the camera when I plug it in but it wont download pics, keeps asking for the installation cd which does not have vista. I have also been to the site that bensxr6t posted and downloaded the first file but still nothing. I think the card reader may be my best bet but I never get a chance to get to the shops lol.

Basically I am at my wits end trying to find a driver for my canon eos 300d camera to suit windows vista 32 bit. Any help from one of you tech guru's (and I know you're out there will be much appreciated. Cheers Leigh