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Tech Talk Technical Discussion About The Nissan 240SX and Nissan Z Cars |
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Obee.... chances are these turbo's are just similar... they aren't like huge differences or anything... .64's having better response than a .86 is more closer to a myth I think .... With the right tune .86's are really good.... You aren't losing much at the bottom end but you have a very strong top end. Its all in the tune.
Why don't you have SteveShadows tune your car? I was a skeptic at first truthfully, but he is VERY good....
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a myth? These numbers aren't just random values assigned to the product. It is a representation of a turbine's physical dimensioning. Specifically it is the ratio of the inlet inner diameter and the center point of the inlet to the level of the radius of the turbine wheel.
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