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Old 08-05-2008, 05:46 PM
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Ok I got have say it. RichX what's with the extreme VF34 love? This is the bread and butter upgrade turbo for the last 4-5 years on subaru's. They are a solid upgrade but are NOTHING new or uncommon. I am more surprised when somebody DOESN'T put a vf34 on.

Maybe I am being harsh, but fuck man stfu up about it. Look like a few of the people that posted above me have agreed.

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VF34's were OEM on the 02 Spec C. its now 08. I'm just sayin.
So what is a better VF series turbo?

there has only been the 43/39, 36, 37....?

Not digging but there isnt much better to pick from without going the twin scroll path. Even then depending on who you talk to, some will say the 37/36 does not get the topend of a 34...

But, looking at the cars with the 34's...Consider fueling, cooling and flowing mods and ecu type (and tuner) to account for the power differences your seeing. Also, the WRX motor in cira 98-02 models are not the same as the 03-05 models. They might even have different cams?? Not sure..I know that sti cams in stock sti's are an evolving process.
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Pete - Matt is saying they have been around since 2002. They are very common and poor old RichX isn't doing anything that we haven't been doing for years and should quit acting like he's the pioneer of vf34's.

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vf34 is certainly the most versatile, but its all each to their own for their particular application...

vf22 would make the 'most' power, at the price of lag, yet vf23's/vf30's are the turbo of choice for a lot of group-n stuff (probably on cost)... my favourite is still the vf35 though.
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vf34 is certainly the most versatile, but its all each to their own for their particular application...

vf22 would make the 'most' power, at the price of lag, yet vf23's/vf30's are the turbo of choice for a lot of group-n stuff (probably on cost)... my favourite is still the vf35 though.
I agree however I havent had any of the other vf turbos but my vf35 made more power than rich's beloved vf34 and more torque at less rpm and with less boost

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whats the general opinion, will a vf 36 hold more in the top end than a vf 34 or is the main advantage of the twinscroll just spool up? i don't know much about the twinscrolls, only heard comments from Terry about them?
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isnt there a VF thread sticky??????????????
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