VF34/VF35
#1
Hi,
Could somebody please shed some light on these turbos. I beleive that they come on the latest STi. The VF30 is a good turbo but is quite laggy - but I have read on the i-club that these two turbos are not as bad (ie: more like a vf29). I am looking for an upgrade turbo for an Aus MY99.
Any comments would be appreciated.
Thanks,
RR
Could somebody please shed some light on these turbos. I beleive that they come on the latest STi. The VF30 is a good turbo but is quite laggy - but I have read on the i-club that these two turbos are not as bad (ie: more like a vf29). I am looking for an upgrade turbo for an Aus MY99.
Any comments would be appreciated.
Thanks,
RR
#2
Speak to Mark Aigin... (R19KET)
As far as I know the VF30 is a sleeve bearing turbo, at the moment it is showing great resiliance and lots of potential....
Mark is your man though.... I am but a mere amateur
As far as I know the VF30 is a sleeve bearing turbo, at the moment it is showing great resiliance and lots of potential....
Mark is your man though.... I am but a mere amateur
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Damn, I can't remember which way round it is, but one of the VF34/35 is also a sleeve bearing, identical to the VF30, the other (VF35 I think) is BB.
Personally, I'd like to see some "real" flow maps for the APS turbo's, not some pretty computer graphics.
However, I suspect the SR30 series will work well, but remain dubious about the SR50 series, until I see some real results.
Mark.
Personally, I'd like to see some "real" flow maps for the APS turbo's, not some pretty computer graphics.
However, I suspect the SR30 series will work well, but remain dubious about the SR50 series, until I see some real results.
Mark.
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