does this sound like a recipe for disaster?
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Haha let me help you out. Do you have the picture on your computer? If so, upload it to tinypic.com real quick (or photobucket.com if you have it) and then post the link on this site.
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good point that the 4eat slushbox doesn't put out the same power and has lower shift points, but i would think that both aren't enough to explain the difference in output given the efficiency range of the turbo. more so, the chip is pushing 17psi v. 11psi.
i'm all for reliability and revtronix rocks for that and consistency, but this hobgobblin of an engine convinces me that subaru engines deserve respect. seeing that 2.2 N/A engines are a dime a dozen, in a pinch i'd go this route in a second because i just don't believe this is a fluke. a fluke doesn't go to 200K miles... plus, it sounds like a freakin' jet!!! how, cool is that next to a ricer civic? that's something v-8 guys could appreciate.
my apologies if that wasn't a real dyno plot. i thought it was from a customer car. now, someone's going to say, "well, it was this dyno so the real number is (pi x r^2) x (blah, blah, blah)..." which i was trying to avoid.
cheers
i'm all for reliability and revtronix rocks for that and consistency, but this hobgobblin of an engine convinces me that subaru engines deserve respect. seeing that 2.2 N/A engines are a dime a dozen, in a pinch i'd go this route in a second because i just don't believe this is a fluke. a fluke doesn't go to 200K miles... plus, it sounds like a freakin' jet!!! how, cool is that next to a ricer civic? that's something v-8 guys could appreciate.
my apologies if that wasn't a real dyno plot. i thought it was from a customer car. now, someone's going to say, "well, it was this dyno so the real number is (pi x r^2) x (blah, blah, blah)..." which i was trying to avoid.
cheers
Right, but he's also running a T04E, the Revtronix chip is designed for a TD04-13G. A T04E is about the size of a TD05-16G, so he's probably flowing about the same amount of air at 11PSI that a TD04 does at 17PSI, but the air that he's flowing is cooler, so it's going to be more efficient.
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2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
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http://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread ... ost2751165
That should work now, once and for all. Bottom of page.
That should work now, once and for all. Bottom of page.
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