Explain the MD321 turbo?
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Things are always moving on, and the MD321 series is no different.
We're currently working on several new versions, but we'll release details closer to the launch
We're currently working on several new versions, but we'll release details closer to the launch
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ok got a question for all is the MD 321 series still the best turbo or has the new sc xtr series with 20percent more blade space even better?? has any one got one to report on or are they having one fitted??
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Heres a link so can copare shttps://www.scoobynet.com/trader-announcements-363/799025-scoobyclinics-turbos-just-got-billet-i-mean-better.htmltats but really wanna here from some one who got it fitted??
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Laterals turbos will be very interesting and i have a sneaky feeling they will perform better than the billet for some reason, the current md turbos seem to be doing very well with a large following at the moment so to improve on that alone is saying something. Never the less im more than happy with mine but will still be checking this thread
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I could just sell the turbo I have that I bought to replace the 321V before I had time to actually finish the car and then realise the replacement is too small lol..
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I don't think it will effect the figures other than on my car it is much easier now to get an inlet pipe in there and run the intercooler pipe work.. I guess the improvement is more in normal driving, respool etc than peak power
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