
Folks, I've been out of the "game" for 5.5 yrs, and just recently started wrenching again. It is safe to say that I'm outdated as far as what wangs are currently dominating the market. From just lurking through the forum, Precision's 6262 seems to be the route most people are going with...
Those of you that know me will recall that I went from a T25/T28 setup to Precision's SC61 right before going into "retirement." Although I loved the "big" power I made with the SC61, I missed the quick/torquey response of a small frame wang. With that said, this time around I want to go with a wang that is in-between these two opposites.
The tentative blueprinted setup (major items):
-SR20VE
-SR20VE Cams
-N1 Manifold & TB
-Aftermarket Noodles/Pistons (9.5:1 comp)
-Protech EQL
-GT3071R (???)
The GT3071R (T3) has always intrigued me. I've always heard good things about these wangs, and I'm seriously considering using this wang for my planned setup. However, simplicity is important to me. I'm not interested in running extra lines (water lines) to make this work - I'd rather run normal oil lines and call it a day. Not to mention, the term "affordable" isn't synonymous with the GT3071R
Anyways, to cut it short, what other wangs are worth looking into that offer the power/efficiency of the GT3071R? Suggestions?
Thanks
Those of you that know me will recall that I went from a T25/T28 setup to Precision's SC61 right before going into "retirement." Although I loved the "big" power I made with the SC61, I missed the quick/torquey response of a small frame wang. With that said, this time around I want to go with a wang that is in-between these two opposites.
The tentative blueprinted setup (major items):
-SR20VE
-SR20VE Cams
-N1 Manifold & TB
-Aftermarket Noodles/Pistons (9.5:1 comp)
-Protech EQL
-GT3071R (???)
The GT3071R (T3) has always intrigued me. I've always heard good things about these wangs, and I'm seriously considering using this wang for my planned setup. However, simplicity is important to me. I'm not interested in running extra lines (water lines) to make this work - I'd rather run normal oil lines and call it a day. Not to mention, the term "affordable" isn't synonymous with the GT3071R

Anyways, to cut it short, what other wangs are worth looking into that offer the power/efficiency of the GT3071R? Suggestions?
Thanks