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Improvements on a VF 35
hey guys this will sound like a silly question, but I was wondering what improvements can be made to a standard vf 35 turbo in terms of improving flow and or running higher boost more efficiently as i am new to all this? my turbo currently runs at around 22 psi and I have been told that it is very close to max efficiency for these turbos.....can they be high flowed?
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yes they can be high flowed.
you can port it, coat it and create a hybrid using vf34 and vf35 parts. i may be completely wrong, but i think stace got 330ps at the hubs using a vf35. confirm / deny? |
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get a vf30 p18 housing and bolt it on. Bigger exhaust housing will give you a decent improvement on your top end over the stock p15 housing.
You wont be able to use a vf34 exhaust housing though as it comes off a ball bearing core vf turbo. you will need to stick to thrust bearing core vf turbos. vf35, vf30, vf37
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ok kool thanks for tha advice....just i'm just trying all avenues of making around 300 hp at the hubs before having to go to a front mount as i have enough trouble with the police as it is....( got yellowed on Fri night for exhaust being too loud.) so I am on the lookout for modifications which can make power but are relatively un noticeable...
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get a decent twin tip rear muffler. Looks stock and will quieten down the exhaust considerable without restricting power.
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