VF43 ANY GOOD FOR WRX
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VF43 ANY GOOD FOR WRX
Thinking of upgrading my turbo, can anyone advise me on vf43, will it be too laggy on my 2001 wrx, or vf34/34.tdo518g better?
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cheers guys ive missed out on a few vf35's but didnt want them with high mileswhich one was, td05' am i right in saying you have to be careful buying, some cheapos out there, alot of peolple saying go to Andy Forest for them?
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stay well away from Ebay and do some research on the seller before buying on here. There have been a few horror stories. I bought mine from Harvey Smith, very well known and was brand new and comes with a warranty. I haven't had any dealings with Andy Forest, but only heard good things about them.
Pay a little extra and get a quality turbo and its worth having a guarantee
Pay a little extra and get a quality turbo and its worth having a guarantee
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stay well away from Ebay and do some research on the seller before buying on here. There have been a few horror stories. I bought mine from Harvey Smith, very well known and was brand new and comes with a warranty. I haven't had any dealings with Andy Forest, but only heard good things about them.
Pay a little extra and get a quality turbo and its worth having a guarantee
Pay a little extra and get a quality turbo and its worth having a guarantee
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best of those mentioned would be the vf34 for your wrx, tho these are quite rare to find a good one.
vf35 would be a good choice and will see 310/330bhp with supporting mods
at 350bhp on a td05 18g you are stretching the limits of the standard internals on a wrx engine.
vf35 would be a good choice and will see 310/330bhp with supporting mods
at 350bhp on a td05 18g you are stretching the limits of the standard internals on a wrx engine.
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ok guys this is really helpful, i think most of you are going with vf34/35, not 43 and a decent td05 am i correct???
Did not want to upgrade internals at this time and not tracking it, just want a quick road car with not much lag... hate it
Did not want to upgrade internals at this time and not tracking it, just want a quick road car with not much lag... hate it
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Search on here for Harvey Smith and PM him
Who's mapping your car mate? They will be the best to advise.
All I can say is my TD05-18g from Harvey is mental. I couldn't be happier with the performance, the only difference is - mine's a 06 2.5 wrx which will provide more torque. It was mapped by Duncan (Racedynamix)
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cheers for your advice guys think i may go for vf35 or vf34, these seem to be a straight swap and not too laggy either.
I will speak to my mapper as recommended cheers
I will speak to my mapper as recommended cheers
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Hi m8, just to let you know ive got a VF35 off my 2002 Sti for sale, mint condition, done 79k, but never been map'd, lovely condition, mark @ td racing in warwick will vouch for it if you ask him, im upgrading to a td05-20g, also got a miltek fast flow cat, full system, both going cheep if your interested, - only cos i need cash for my simtek asap.
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