HKS T04Z & V-Mount @ XS-Eng' on who's FD?
03-16-07, 10:09 PM
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[QUOTE=teddyrx2]There just a minor upgrade from the to4's there is nothing different but the sound there going to make on boost, they still perform the same if not just lil better. So what's all the hype the pre-drilled holes on the compressor housing or the little paddles welded on the back of the hotside wheel?[/QUOTE]
those "little paddles" are the reason its so exspensive. If that pic is of an HKS to4z then its a Varible Vane, or varible geometry or variable nozzle hotside, meaning that it can effectively change the A/R.
those "little paddles" are the reason its so exspensive. If that pic is of an HKS to4z then its a Varible Vane, or varible geometry or variable nozzle hotside, meaning that it can effectively change the A/R.
12-09-13, 07:41 AM
#28
T04Z is simply another way to waste cssh on a name and sound when you could buy a generic T04R. I'm running a TO4R, rebuil only costs me like $300 bucks for 360 degree thrust bearings (great thing about journals) and I put down 518rwhp at 24psi two weeks ago.
Turblown sells a slotted cover you can run for more noise
Turblown sells a slotted cover you can run for more noise
12-09-13, 03:50 PM
#29
T04Z is simply another way to waste cssh on a name and sound when you could buy a generic T04R. I'm running a TO4R, rebuil only costs me like $300 bucks for 360 degree thrust bearings (great thing about journals) and I put down 518rwhp at 24psi two weeks ago.
Turblown sells a slotted cover you can run for more noise
Turblown sells a slotted cover you can run for more noise
