it could, most turbo guys use it to clean up the top of their engine, allow them to attach extra injectors or sensors and run a bigger TB. in addition to that it keeps the air cooler, and probably flows a bit better.
general consensus here is that if youve got a stock NA, there isnt much...
just gotta have a lot of patience and a light touch to get the bolts to slip into the holes. i was a dumbass and took the entire intake off to change the starter. it was a total pain the ass but once i got to the starter it made that a little easier...
yep. lotta work is needed to make an NA go fast, but its not really worth it for 85-90% of the NA owners. however, for that last 10-15% that want to do something wild (like drain their bank account, 3 times over) this is the way to go.
if it was possible for a fistfight to break out in the chat room, it was gonna happen over QFT. a few nights ago there was a big misunderstanding. so which is it?
thats about it. ive been looking for maximum boost for a while, cant find it anywhere around here. gettin ready to order it online
its a good thing im NA, or id have already killed myself :biglaugh:
so should i be thinking about the outlet side, or are turbos designed to flow as much air as possible? if i owned one, it would be easier to conceptualize; i dont fully understand why porsche designed a turbo that would adjust in one way or another to be more efficient.
woke up this morning and a thought popped into my head. tell me why it won't work.
would there be any plusses to designing a turbo with a spiral shuttered inlet that will open and close with the speed of the engine?
a smaller inlet would allow less air while a bigger inlet = more air. this...
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