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On a 2 litre, yes.  Listen to Roy.

TD06H offers a fair bit more turbine flow than the TDO6S or TD06SL2.  Impeller sizes are roughly 67, 64, 61mm.  The bigger impellers will require more gas flow to get them accelerating.

 

22 hours ago, Mayby4 said:

I know the longer runners on the standard manifold work great for a street car with torque lower down being better, But I was hoping for slightly better response from shorter ic piping and lower temps as it is a track only car.

and it makes everything so much easier to work on.

I assume the TD06H is a no go due to response?

What DaleFZ1 said. With a small pot 6 cylinder you dont need the TD06H turbine flow to max out the 20G compressor.

 

I hear you re ther inlet manifold, I ran a Plazmaman and it made more power longer up top but that was over 7,000rpm or something. So is a little disingeinous for me to say it 40rwkws more at 8,000rpm. But it did....but also cost 25-30rwks through the mid


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Strangely the car lost top speed down the straight at PI as it smply didnt have the pull in top of 5th even though i was raping it hard into 8,000rpm in 4th before shifting. I was frustrated as the car struggled to pass a 135i with exhaust as according to data i lost a bit on the straight and a few corner exits but gained at a few others. If I had my time again I would go std...which funnily enough my current motor has RB20 architecture and I now run std inlet

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