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This is why it think there should be an option for even smaller turbo's. To assist the low end tq issues, plus I could see more road racers wanting this

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Old 10-05-2011, 07:27 AM   #15 (permalink)
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This is why it think there should be an option for even smaller turbo's. To assist the low end tq issues, plus I could see more road racers wanting this since there will be less tq snap @ the 3500 rpm spot making the car more drivable through the corners. twin gt28 are hugh turbo's. My gf's gti makes what it seems like full boost @ like 1800rpm huge low end tq but the trade off it a bit weak @ 7500 rpm. You street drive, where do you drive more in the rpm band 7500 or 1800? but horsepower sells parts...



As for the gears plus boost. on a S/C it would be great!! For the turbo its going to spin alot, but it will spin and accelerate due to having less rpm of the actual rim/tire.
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