Thinking of pulling the trigger on TiAL 650 kit.......is the general consensus is that
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Assuming you kept the rev limits the same, you'd have a small power band but peak power should be significantly higher with a bigger turbo. So the loss of some low end power would be negated by the huge increase in power across the rest of the power band.
But while you're adding rods, most people do valve springs and retainers and then bump up the rev limit. This means your power band stays about the same, but is just moved up some. AND peak power throughout the power band is increased significantly. So ya... big turbos + rods + increased rev limit = ftw :-)
But while you're adding rods, most people do valve springs and retainers and then bump up the rev limit. This means your power band stays about the same, but is just moved up some. AND peak power throughout the power band is increased significantly. So ya... big turbos + rods + increased rev limit = ftw :-)
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But most people just have new rods, piston rings, and bearing installed.
The stock pistons are forged and the crank and block are pretty stought so you should be in good shape.
The stock pistons are forged and the crank and block are pretty stought so you should be in good shape.