28 Re: New Guy 14th September 2014, 9:53 pm
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Dump valve is irrelevant really as long as it works and does not leak whilst under boost
The larger the intake pipe the better as you get more air flow if your running a lot of power it's needed as you need to get as much air in as possible but sometimes your better off using a smaller diameter pipe and using remair effect
it's a little more complicated than that as it depends on type of turbo setup your using
The early skyline gtr's used twin turbo set up with their straight 6 rb26 lump, smaller turbo to aid fast spool time then the larger turbo takes over when more air is needed
This allows you to run relatively high power but without sacrificing spool time lower down in rev range.
Big turbos produce big power but in every day driving they can make the car very sluggish until the things spinning and comes on song so not ideal for anything other than drag racing and straight line stuff
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