Those running an MBC with K03's, who is running it with N75?
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The advantage of having an MBC/N75 together on K03s is that you control how much peak boost you make. It is nice to be able to alter this depending on the situation (track, drag strip, daily driving, etc)....
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The advantages of going MBC only are the same as MBC/N75 plus you run slightly more boost in the higher RPMs (I don't consider this an advantage since our tiny turbos can barely handle it)....
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The advantages of going MBC only are the same as MBC/N75 plus you run slightly more boost in the higher RPMs (I don't consider this an advantage since our tiny turbos can barely handle it)....
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I have the turbos running at the ragged edge of the compressor map throughout the rev range. A TCD is required, otherwise the ECU uses the throttle to limit boost.