How many people running K04? Pros and Cons?....
08-29-2007, 08:14 AM
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Perfect for a daily driver, the larger turbo kits currently avaliable are either too expensive or
underdeveloped, IMO. FWIW, I've been running the standard AWE K04 kit for about 3 years and have the supporting mods "necessary" (IC, exhaust, clutch) for stage 3. I could probably move to the PC-16 file, but haven't bothered.
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08-29-2007, 09:34 AM
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if you're an '01, there are chips out there that match nDBW K04 torque numbers.
*waits for flaming*
but, it's true.
K04 in an '00 can get you some good numbers, tho, nearing a stage 3 kit, but area under curve doesn't match it.
honestly, it depends on what you want. I personally don't care about peak numbers or HP numbers. It's wtq and area under the curve, and how the car handles, brakes.
what model year is your car? that would help.
but, it's true.
K04 in an '00 can get you some good numbers, tho, nearing a stage 3 kit, but area under curve doesn't match it.
honestly, it depends on what you want. I personally don't care about peak numbers or HP numbers. It's wtq and area under the curve, and how the car handles, brakes.
what model year is your car? that would help.
