New Cast Pedestal

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I just got one of the first new PPE Cast pedestals. I'll be putting it on this week. Here's a few pictures. Measures about 4" in height.
 

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LBZrcks

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X2, does cast bring the price down a little, do they hold more heat....? Dont avoid the questions Mr. Parts!

I haven't been told what the real benefits are, but I was told that they were designed with Garrett using there flow software and machines. I'd also imagine they minimize heat transfer/loss, they're also stronger and there's no welds that could fail.
 

Josh2002cc

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IIRC the turbonetics cast pedistal is or was like $750 but that included a wastegate mount.
 

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i have a ats t4 cast pedistal and that thing is stout.

x2. As much as I dislike ATS in general, the t4 pedestal I picked up used for 200 bucks is a quality piece. Im sure the PPE one is very stout as well and looks to be made well. I personally like cast pedestals more, as I have seen one of the fabbed pedestals fail, and they retain heat better.