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Interesting. I was planning to go turbo, but I'd like my car to smog, and I'd also like low-end power without spooling. I assume that the kit would be able
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Interesting. I was planning to go turbo, but I'd like my car to smog, and I'd also like low-end power without spooling. I assume that the kit would be able to achieve at least 450whp?
The supercharger could take care of the low end power/tq that the VQ is missing, and then from there it should be just a matter of tuning to get that powerband flat throughout the RPMs.
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