Victor x VS skunk2
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Victor x VS skunk2
Which one would you perfer over the other. Car is a all motor setup for now...but probably going turbo after a rebuild.
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Re: Victor x VS skunk2 (Liquidgsr)
Hey man you should do a search theres been a lot of talk about which one is better. From what i've read I think the Victor works better on turbo motors.
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Re: Victor x VS skunk2 (FastKTJ)
yes, victor x is better for turbo's, i've actually heard that victor x's will make your engine lose hp if its not boosted or a fully built race motor....
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Re: Victor x VS skunk2 (Liquidgsr)
skunk unless yor running extremly high compresion. (13/14:1) victor x is good for boost. dynoed a car yesterday that was running all motor with jdm itr pistons in a gsr, mild head work, hondata and using the str manifold (huge like the v-x) results were all bad. 160whp 110wtq thats after tuning fuel. its too big the motor cant suck it in fast enough witch causes low manifold pressure. with a sk2 the motor is easily capible of 190-200whp 130-140wtq
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Re: Victor x VS skunk2 (sumyungguy)
Go with the Skunk2, even if your going turbo later, the VictorX will be overkill and hurt power on unless your lookign to make a ton of power, and increase the rev limiter. The Victor X is designed to make power from 7-10k rpm.
The skunk2 will work fine with yoru average turbo setup. It is an improvement over stock and should provide a more streetable powerband than it's larger counterpart.
The skunk2 will work fine with yoru average turbo setup. It is an improvement over stock and should provide a more streetable powerband than it's larger counterpart.
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