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Originally Posted by 98intrigue 4 & 5) You probably won't see full boost until around 4000rpms. So the lag between 2000-4000rpms will be noticeable...but totally worth it once hit full
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I don't know what the kits for the 370 offer. But my previous car was a biturbo. I always preferred the low lag and low threshold---at the cost of overall high end power. I spend very little time over 6K, so why pay money for a lot up there. I prefer to have the power where I use it most. And the low end grunt of small turbos is awesome! If you want to wave a dyno sheet in people faces, then get a giant turbo(s) with 1500rpm of usable powerband.
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