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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 09:25 AM
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Originally posted by Jonas
because they dont drifttttt hahaha jk jkjk... but ok back on topic... does anyone happen to know of manifolds made for td06 to bolt up to sr?
you would need to find one with a mitsubishi square TD05 exhaust housing, or get an adaptor plate....are the T25's on the SR the same shape exhaust housing as the DSM, if so, it will bolt to your stock manifold
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 09:27 AM
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Originally posted by Cronic
Well I didnt think the debate was over built motors, I thougth we are talking stock for stock? I didn't post up any misinformation (except for the 6cm slip-up). Honest mistake really.

and since you're so into this debate. You're the one trying to disprove me here, I don't care weather you think one's better then the other. why don't you disprove me. Instead of the other way around.

That is how debates work ya know.
i wasnt the one going around touting that one was better than the other...you were, now prove it was...and yes you did post up misinformation, telling jonas a 20G is a laggy turbo, 3500 rpm on a car with a 7500 rpm redline, 4k useable powerband looks good to me, you're attempting to get me to disprove you because you CAN NOT prove what you were trying to say before and are simply trying to turn it around, nice try
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 09:37 AM
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3500 rpm is when it hits full boost, builds boost before 3k

i still think you're an idiot for making an totally unfounded unproven statement...that you cant back up, but its one of your habits that you just cant seem to break, so ill let it slide
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 09:41 AM
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Originally posted by Cronic
i've not seen it for myself
case in point
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 09:44 AM
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Originally posted by Cronic
I think the dyno sheet backed it up just fine. Im sure John has his lying around somewhere.

I think Launch is only running 15psi, he's making a bit more then 240whp. Which is what you said most DSM's make on the t25, on.. whatever boost.

more power = more efficient.

I think that would be proof enough. I guess you need a holy gail of some sort?

I'll let someone else step in if they feel like arguing, I have to get back to work.
thats on 15-16 psi as well, T25's dont make any kind of power after that...so thats spot on for a T25...yes, i do need more proof, i want you to find something that actually shows that every single SR20DET is better than every single mitsubishi 4G63T before you go spouting off misinformation, not cause one guys car was a wednesday and made more power than 99.9999% of the rest of the cars out there....if someone can show me solid evidence, i will concede, until then, you are spouting off what you THINK, not what you KNOW
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 09:49 AM
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Cliff notes

a 7cm Exhaust housing 20G w/ 15 degree clip will build positive boost under 3k, and hit 26-28 psi at about 3500, there are a billion other variations of the 20G, THAT is the one you want, its the standard Buschur Racing 20G that brought the first DSM to a 10 second time slip, no nitrous, its very streetable, very quick to spool, very powerful, and violent
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