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Vg 30 Turbo Onto A Rb20

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lag is subjective...

in my opinion, all turbo's are laggy on an rb20..

in someone else's opinion, a t88 on an rb20 is not laggy..

make up your own mind, but remember the theory.. you are going up more than one turbo size with the vg30 on rb20 so don't expect it to be the same without major modification to other things to make it come on boost earlier...

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RB20 with VG30 Roller + FMIC + 3" turbo back exhaust + remap made 196rwkw on my laurel

and as for the nards calling it laggy...BAH

no effing way...make sure you get it remapped by Jeff at The Speed Lab you will have no dramas with lag...

You can do the same with an R33 or R34 turbo but with much more area under the curve and possibly a touch more power.

Peak power isn't everything, the area under the curve is. :P

Post your dyno i'm keen to check it out.

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You can do the same with an R33 or R34 turbo but with much more area under the curve and possibly a touch more power.

Peak power isn't everything, the area under the curve is. :D

Post your dyno i'm keen to check it out.

Sorry for the late reply...I dont actually have the sheet anymore, it was misplaced during the big workshop move we undertook but I will have one from ricerfest this weekend ill chuck that one up

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