Turbo kit for F22B
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Turbo kit for F22B
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Originally posted by DC2
That'll work. But eh, that turbo is a bit small. Unless you want good response and moderate power.
That'll work. But eh, that turbo is a bit small. Unless you want good response and moderate power.
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I think you'd be better with a 45/50shot rather than that setup but if you want FI then turbo it is.
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Originally posted by DakarM
I think you'd be better with a 45/50shot rather than that setup but if you want FI then turbo it is.
I think you'd be better with a 45/50shot rather than that setup but if you want FI then turbo it is.
I guess squeezing would be #1 cheaper, and #2 w/a 50 shot, more power to be had.
Maybe I'll get an electric BOV to go with it
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Originally posted by MrFatBooty
For that kind of a low boost non-intercooled setup I'd go with a JRSC. It'll be more torquey since that turbo's not going to give you a lot of top end anyway.
For that kind of a low boost non-intercooled setup I'd go with a JRSC. It'll be more torquey since that turbo's not going to give you a lot of top end anyway.