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hey guys.. im trying to understand this thing called High Flowing your turbo.

wats this mean??? ive heard u can take stock turbo and high flow to give u better performance...??? any info would b good...

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removing metal by means of a die grinder / your teeth etc to give a better flowing path on the inlet and exhaust housings of your turbo
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High flowing a turbo can also include lathing out the standard compressor housing and fitting a larger compressor wheel.


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ok.. so does this give me more power??/ is this something worth doing?

or should i just buy a bigger turbo? i mean wat is the cost over power ratio here???

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depends on the turbo.

If you have a td04. Then its probably not worth doing as you can get larger bolt on IHI VF Series turbos for pretty cheap.

Say you had a modern td05 20g and you wanted more out of it. It may then be worth high flowing a turbo like this. Instead of buying a td06, you could possibly get it high flowed to fit a td06 compressor wheel or something like that.
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ahhh ok.. so would be a good upgrade from my stock turbo??? keeping in mind i dont want to blow budget...
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ahhh ok.. so would be a good upgrade from my stock turbo??? keeping in mind i dont want to blow budget...
http://www.perth-wrx.com/vb/mechanicals/492-ihi-turbos-specs-faq.html

Have a look at that mate.

The VF turbos are direct bolt on replacements pretty much (you have a VF (24?) turbo in ur car atm assuming it is still the stock turbo)
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there must be a downside on high flowing, so what is it? anyone?
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hey guys.. im trying to understand this thing called High Flowing your turbo.

wats this mean??? ive heard u can take stock turbo and high flow to give u better performance...??? any info would b good...

thanks.
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