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Old 05-25-2010, 12:39 AM
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Default A4 1.8t(size of turbo)

Hi.
Started new progect with audi a4 b6 2004year/
what we got:
forged rod set
forged piston set
very strong custom crankshaft
custom made intake mainfold
custom exhaust mainfold (turbo top on)
siemens deka 630cc
big mount cooler)))


Id like to make about 350-430 hp
Something like street car for weekend
What turbo will be ideal for that (turbonetics ofcause)
need boost up near 3500-4000rpm

Thank you Felows
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Hi.
Started new progect with audi a4 b6 2004year/
what we got:
forged rod set
forged piston set
very strong custom crankshaft
custom made intake mainfold
custom exhaust mainfold (turbo top on)
siemens deka 630cc
big mount cooler)))


Id like to make about 350-430 hp
Something like street car for weekend
What turbo will be ideal for that (turbonetics ofcause)
need boost up near 3500-4000rpm

Thank you Felows
A GT-K 450 should do the trick.
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A GT-K 450 should do the trick.
Thanks
but any other ideas
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but any other ideas
Ideas? What are you looking for? The GT-K 450 would be perfect for what you are doing and the power you want to make.
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