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Old 2006-05-11, 11:13 PM   #234
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Werd. And it's like being fat vs. being ugly. Fat people can diet...
Hahaha... That's the coolest thing I've ever heard/seen you say.

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Okay, so I couldn't leave this stuff alone after all. First, sayign "putting a decent turbo in" implies the current one is less than decent, at best.
Yes, it would imply that, but I didn't say that:
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Wow... take your head out of your ass. There's a rarity of people that would choose Tim's car over that WRX. Not saying Tim's car is a BAD car, I just know which one is more desirable. That car is a decent 290whp vehicle. Slap a new turbo on that and a decent tuning program (aem or something) and you have a very fast car.
I'm sure you wouldn't disagree with me on that.

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Second- "50 trim"? What turbo exactly are you referring to, because that's like saying he should put some +48mm offset wheels on his car.
I'm referring to the size of the compressor wheel (air per min). 50 trim's would be something like the FP Green or something of that nature. To be honest with you, I just used it as an example of a "big" size turbo.



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Third, about the "BB" turbos... uh, no, the smallest ones are good for barely 270 crank horsepower, even if I assume you meant the new GT turbos (which are not all even that new, and use 3 different basic designs/terminology. Garrett's marketing screwed the pooch on that) and not the old updated center section turbos normally known as T2/3/4. And like I said, good drivers would go around RFR or Thunder Hill faster in Tim's car than supastar's given equal tires.
The turbo I was refering to was the VF30 that is installed on his car. And the VF34 is the same turbo, just with roller bearings, right?
http://www.seccs.org/forums/showpost...&postcount=253

And the GT turbo's have been making some noise lately. With the 900+whp Evo, high horse power STis, and 10 Second Pump Gas DSMs

I dont doubt a less powerful car being quicker around a track than more powerful cars. The NSX is a great example.
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