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avo400's
whats the hype over these turbos lately? i see lots of people want them, yet hardley any dyno sheets for results?
can someone tell me whether these are turbos worth considering or just another also-ran with the other bolt-ons on the market?
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try Gump over at gtrydaz.com who has one in his XT. He may have dyno sheets
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we talking about an TD06 20G ey?
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your right, a 34 does seem to be one of the best value for money turbos out there atm.
Has anyone had any first hand experiance with any HKS or BLITZ turbos? paticularly the GT-RS, the 2835 and the BLITZ KA-440?? They are all pretty pricey (3500-4500 kit price) but are suppose to be worth it.
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Stace,
what turbs are you running now??? If it is still the VF35, the AVO400 will spool considerably slower. As the guys have rightly said, they are Garret GT28XX based turbos. They wont have the hard hit of the VF's but will take over mid range to top end. Slightly higher flow than a VF22 I think.. |
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have you tried lookin on AVOs site for a dyno sheet.........
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i can only assume manufacturers will present best-case scenario results for their products i shall have a looksie though cheers
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