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anytime you put boost into an engine that was not designed and built for it (VG, VR for example) you are going to loose longevity. that's just the facts of
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anytime you put boost into an engine that was not designed and built for it (VG, VR for example) you are going to loose longevity. that's just the facts of life, same as not changing the oil. having said that, you should be able to get 400-450whp out of a good TT kit while maintaining good driveability and longevity, just not as much as keeping it all stock
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