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PLM Bolt-On Ball Bearing Turbo Upgrade P660 - Subaru WRX VB 2022+

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$1946.75 $2995 In stock

Category: Motor Vehicle Parts

The PLM Bolt-On Ball Bearing Turbo Upgrade P660 for the 2022+ Subaru WRX VB is a high-performance upgrade designed for easy, bolt-on installation. It delivers enhanced power and reliability through cutting-edge ball bearing technology.  Order now to save $500 before the price increases to $2,995!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James W. ★★★★★

Installation was straightforward since everything bolted right up to the stock location. Noticed a solid power increase in the mid-range during my commute, and the ball bearing spools noticeably quicker than the factory unit.

Riley N. ★★★★★

Was pleasantly surprised how the ball bearing design spools up quicker than I expected—definitely woke the car up. Feels solidly built and the bolt-on fitment was spot on with no modifications needed.

Claire ★★★★★

The spool difference from the stock turbo is night and day; it pulls hard from 3,500 rpm now. Installation was straightforward with the included hardware, and I’ve noticed no weird boost spikes after a few hundred miles. Feels like the car should have come this way from the factory.