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Kinugawa Td06-20G 10Cm Vs Atr43Ss1

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After seeing some dyno sheets of the hypergear atr43ss2 i think it'll be a bit laggy for me.

Does anyone have any opinions in terms of response on INTERNALLY GATED kinugawa td06-20g-10cm and hypergears atr43ss1/pu or their op6 highflows?

I've got so many people telling me mixed sht I just want some opinions which will be best for the street. I want full boost as EARLY as possible and want to be around the 280rwkw mark.

Keeping in mind the td06 is $500 cheaper too

Rb25det fresh forged

E85

Tomei 256 cams

Supporting mods

Std manifold / int gate

Cheers

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