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Old 12-07-2005, 07:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Mitsubishi 13g or 13c What is the difference?

I know that a g has alternating blade hieghts and the c has the same blade hieghts but, which one has more air flow? I could really use a compressor map for the 13c turbo. I cant seem to find one.
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Default Re: 13g or 13c What is the difference?

They're so similar in performance its not worth even discussing. 13C is apparently abit better. If you're really very worried about serious power, then you probably shouldn't be considering either.
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Old 12-07-2005, 07:38 PM   #3 (permalink)
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They're so similar in performance its not worth even discussing. 13C is apparently abit better. If you're really very worried about serious power, then you probably shouldn't be considering either.
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Prediction there will be a 435+ awd Hp 13G car soon.
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Prediction there will be a 435+ awd Hp 13G car soon.
I could have sworn we were talking about serious power, not children's toys
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I could have sworn we were talking about serious power, not children's toys
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Default Re: 13g or 13c What is the difference?

in a related vein, anybody else having problems safely running 15psi with 13g and 450cc injectors? during summer it was ok but now that things have cooled off i'm getting fuel cut right at 15psi. i had to back it off and go to my low setting tonight driving home (~13psi) just to be on the safe side. this was even happening after richening things up via afc. supra pump fyi.

i think 550cc injectors are required to safely run 15psi plus on the 13g turbos

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