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yeah but if i am making the same torque at part spool then it wont matter. I cant see the graph that al posted but i would like to see what torque the 3065 makes at 3500rpm.
Edit: and like i said i wouldnt touch the turbo until this was strickly a second car. I drive the car too much to justify it needing a big turbo that i will never use. But someday, hopefully, i will only rarely have to drive it when i have my DD Aston DBS
Edit: and like i said i wouldnt touch the turbo until this was strickly a second car. I drive the car too much to justify it needing a big turbo that i will never use. But someday, hopefully, i will only rarely have to drive it when i have my DD Aston DBS
Last edited by MR Turco; Apr 16, 2008 at 06:47 AM.
just don't flash it to your car because the immobilizer code is different.
yeah but if i am making the same torque at part spool then it wont matter. I cant see the graph that al posted but i would like to see what torque the 3065 makes at 3500rpm.
Edit: and like i said i wouldnt touch the turbo until this was strickly a second car. I drive the car too much to justify it needing a big turbo that i will never use. But someday, hopefully, i will only rarely have to drive it when i have my DD Aston DBS
Edit: and like i said i wouldnt touch the turbo until this was strickly a second car. I drive the car too much to justify it needing a big turbo that i will never use. But someday, hopefully, i will only rarely have to drive it when i have my DD Aston DBS

yeah but if i am making the same torque at part spool then it wont matter. I cant see the graph that al posted but i would like to see what torque the 3065 makes at 3500rpm.
Edit: and like i said i wouldnt touch the turbo until this was strickly a second car. I drive the car too much to justify it needing a big turbo that i will never use. But someday, hopefully, i will only rarely have to drive it when i have my DD Aston DBS
Edit: and like i said i wouldnt touch the turbo until this was strickly a second car. I drive the car too much to justify it needing a big turbo that i will never use. But someday, hopefully, i will only rarely have to drive it when i have my DD Aston DBS

i agree with you on that. my Evo is not driven often but I want to keep it so that I could daily drive it if I have to. The big turbo won't come until it is promoted to toy-only status.
i've never been in a big turbo Evo, much less driven one so I can't speak on that matter really, but sometimes even the stock turbo lag is too much for me.
i agree with you on that. my Evo is not driven often but I want to keep it so that I could daily drive it if I have to. The big turbo won't come until it is promoted to toy-only status.
i agree with you on that. my Evo is not driven often but I want to keep it so that I could daily drive it if I have to. The big turbo won't come until it is promoted to toy-only status.
It's something you should definitely drive before investing in it, and it's not for everyone, but you start to realize how to drive a bit differently. You make sure to keep the RPMs up a bit if you want to take off hard. Driving around town, though, you shouldn't really notice much difference though since you aren't even in boost.


