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Its simple. If your aim is 600+ then you loose the fast responce. Your car will wake up after 4500rpm at least on every gear. Making the head better usually delays boost but gets more torque everywhere.
Pushes the spool 500 rpm down and so makes the GT35 turbine semi-viable.
I personally don't fit Garrett on anything anymore though. It's like a lottery. Sometimes you get lucky and they last for a long time and give no problems, but often you don't.
Don't forget w/m injection. Dynos measure inlet temps at the air pickup, not at the manifold. A fan usually does not cool as well as having the car on the open road, so chemical intercooling always gives way higher numbers on the dyno (same experience for me, I always get higher numbers as well).
The car is still faster on the road of course, but the numbers get a little over-exaggerated compared to non-chemically intercooled cars as a result of these peculiarities IMO.
True, to be honest I'm not really interested in the numbers which is why I only recently put it on the rollers. I'm more interested in how it feels on the road and I wouldn't want it any quicker nor any more lag so all in all it ticks all the boxes for me.
True, to be honest I'm not really interested in the numbers which is why I only recently put it on the rollers. I'm more interested in how it feels on the road and I wouldn't want it any quicker nor any more lag so all in all it ticks all the boxes for me.
Considering the weight of your car I can very well appreciate that.
It really depends on the chassis with these engines as well. A 1200kg car with 500 hp is much faster to drive than a 1700kg car with 600
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