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Old 02-22-2011   #1
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Re: Ported/Aftermarket TB discussion

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How big of gains are actually seen on the dyno from these IM and TB mods? I thought on Kracka's IX it was very minimal for the price paid?
Not sure on Kracka's car, but I personally wouldn't do this on a stock turbo car.

On an FP/CBRD turbo car it would probably be worth it.

Also, its really the last mods you can do on some cars before more power can only come from a bigger turbo.

edit: but the link I showed above, the guy showed 20whp/20wtq on average from the MAP rev 2 and a big ass teflon spacer.
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Old 02-22-2011   #2
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Re: Ported/Aftermarket TB discussion

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Not sure on Kracka's car, but I personally wouldn't do this on a stock turbo car.

On an FP/CBRD turbo car it would probably be worth it.
I think 20whp for the bulk of the powerband on an aftermarket, stock-frame turbo would be what I would hope for, but WITH the TB, not just the IM (that makes no sense to me).

On a stock turbo car, peak power may not be affected much but I'd bet that the powerband would be improved similar to this test that was published a few weeks ago:

http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-x-d...dyno-test.html

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