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Old 05-05-2010, 08:53 AM   #1
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there is no problem running the stock turbo with any size porting but like stated above the band will change. Only downfall of doing a nice size port with a stock turbo is controling boost. It will spike and be incosistant with the stocker 8-15-11psi pulls with mbc set @ 10 if I remembered my setup for awhile. this was with 30mm ported s4 wastegate and clipped turbine wheel on s4 t2 with agressive streetport.
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Old 05-05-2010, 02:38 PM   #2
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Yep, just the opposite as street ported engines typically have less torque.

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This is the same car (FD, 13B-REW, B&R twins), with all the same mods on both pulls. The only difference is the first dyno run is on a street ported engine, the second dyno run is on an engine with minor porting just to clean up the casting. Which would you rather have?
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The two maps are the same?
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