two healthy cars, wich one revs up faster in neutral ?

 

I don't see why it matters, personally. Just put two side by side and figure it out

 

na

 

what came 1st;
the chicken or the egg ???

 

Under load, a turbo car in most cases will out rev a n/a engine. In most cases. Under no load, a n/a engine will rev faster because of the higher compression rotors it has.

One of my biggest complaints about my FD is that it is'nt as "revy" as my good ol' FC. I realy like throttle response, but the FD just does'nt have it.

CJ

 

Are you trying to start a whole different NA vs. Turbo war? All rotating mass is virtually the same, so obviously they'll rev the same.

 

my dad can beat up yours!!!!!!!1