18 replies to this topic

[Cooperman]

Yes, you can do both, but the calculations and settings would need to be very accurate.

[welshdan]

Theres absoluty no need. More lower can be extracted from a turbo a series engine than most people can handle. 150 bhp is easily achievable with careful part selection and some good knowledge, 200 + bhp isnt out of the question. Anything over 150 bhp on the road is certainly a handful. Its different to a tuned na, the turbo gives masses of torque

[mini93]

Turbo charge... Turbo technology has moved on from the T3 lump of pig iron, get something more efficient and you will feel little to no lag

[welshdan]

That depends on what spec t3 you build ;) though ancient technology now, a correctly spec'd t3 on the right engine will is ballistic....