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| View Poll Results: TD04 vs TD05 | |||
| TD04 - oohnoo |
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137 | 51.70% |
| TD05 - tfw a-ok |
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128 | 48.30% |
| Voters: 265. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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#72 (permalink) |
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selling 95 vr4
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I'm going with the TD04 its a quicker spinning turbo. With both running the same HP the TD04 will spin up and be on top of the TD05 before the TD05 can fully spool up. If it was a TD04 against a high HP TD05 it would be a different story... Every shift means the TD04 will spool up faster and gain more and more. This is why some people prefer N/A because they don't have the disadvantage of the turbo lag or having to wait for it to spool up. personally a 500hp little turbo vs 500hp big turbo vs 500hp N/A. I think the NA would win follow by the little turbo... This is all my idea though and theory...
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#73 (permalink) | |
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Forest Gump
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Most of the time a good turbo setup will have a very strong midrange compared to an NA setup. The NAs have to run heads and cam to make the high horsepower than make them unfriendly at low and mid RPMs.
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#74 (permalink) | |
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Used to have a mitsu...
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I would just like to throw in that both of you make me really sad when I look at your wheels... they are TOO baller.
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![]() I don't know a ton, but from what I've seen really hot NA motors are lucky to have 2 or 3 thosand RPM power bands. OTOH a good turbo motor can have a nice 4 thousand RPM power band fairly easily. Exceptions to this always... |
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#79 (permalink) |
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SOHC you in the FACE
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Why do people think low boost threshold is going to make a difference at the track? We aren't having a "lug it from low rpms" competition.
This isn't a 5mph roll race, and if it was, a little 2 steppin would ruin that advantage too.
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