Vs racing t4 billet 88
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https://turbo4less.com/product/vsr-8...let-t6-1-32ar/
Or this one?:
https://turbo4less.com/product/vsr-8...ar-t4-divided/
Or maybe this one?:
https://turbo4less.com/product/new-r...ne-wheel-1-25/
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ET is only part of the picture. What did the trap do though? That's what really gives us the game on what a car is making power wise.
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I have a new VS T4 96/88 billet 1.25 ar but in the middle of upgrading the car. 5.3 iron block but its board to 3.905 with K1 crank H beam rods dish pistons 799 heads ported 2.5 with race flow valves Cam Motion solid roller turbo cam. I am adding to my cage and doing tube front end to make room so it will be a couple months before I get it all together and up to vengeance racing for the dyno tune.
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Aside from spool time... My VSR 1.32 T6 S480 made no more power (that I could tell anyway, only ran up to 20lbs) than the previous "real" Borg S476 with the 96/88 wheel and 1.25 T4. I have basically identical traps at like boost on the same chassis and engine size. Major difference being the smaller compressor wheel and housing setup spooled quicker. I'm guessing if you were maxing out the S480 (which most don't do) you might get a bit more umpth from the larger compressor wheel S488. Can't see the 88 or even the 80 being necessary for most. Nice billet "76" has made 1200ish... If you want more, step up to the exh. wheel size IMO.
Aside from spool time... My VSR 1.32 T6 S480 made no more power (that I could tell anyway, only ran up to 20lbs) than the previous "real" Borg S476 with the 96/88 wheel and 1.25 T4. I have basically identical traps at like boost on the same chassis and engine size. Major difference being the smaller compressor wheel and housing setup spooled quicker. I'm guessing if you were maxing out the S480 (which most don't do) you might get a bit more umpth from the larger compressor wheel S488. Can't see the 88 or even the 80 being necessary for most. Nice billet "76" has made 1200ish... If you want more, step up to the exh. wheel size IMO.
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I went from a billet precision 7675 to the on3 7875, and lost 50rwhp and made the same torque. Same dyno was used.
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