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can i accomplish this with a gt3076r?
is it only with high boostpressure or is it depending off your wastegate or
divertervalve (dumpvalve)?
maybe it's no good for the turbo??
audi coupe quattro b2 2.2 20vt project (573hp-626nm)
TWINCHARGED power,zero lag
AEM W/M injection
Is that torque steer?
I was wondering recently about the possibility of that rearing its head due to the front shafts being slightly unequal lengths....
I wasn't so sure it was bump steer, I couldn't really see the front ride height change dramatically as it was strapped down, it'd need some serious angle on the track rods to bump steer like that! Wishbone bushes is a very good point, shame we can't see the other wheel to get the full picture. It's quite worrying to see so much toe change
can i accomplish this with a gt3076r?
is it only with high boostpressure or is it depending off your wastegate or
divertervalve (dumpvalve)?
maybe it's no good for the turbo??
You disconnect your vac from recirc valve yes your right not good for turbo as it knackers the turbocharger faster.... The sound is air hitting the turbo blades making this distinctive sound not your wastegate or recirc valves or bovs
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