Who has gone from 1.8L to 2.0L?
I don't have any personal experience with it, but I have heard that the performance increase is linear.
If you look at the power curves, horsepower and torque both increase linearly from stock displacement.
I would imagine that, besides the extra money to reinforce the block, having it for a turbo car would be nothing but good.
If you look at the power curves, horsepower and torque both increase linearly from stock displacement.
I would imagine that, besides the extra money to reinforce the block, having it for a turbo car would be nothing but good.
Thanks Ahmed.
And John, I'm gonna DO it! I just need to get myself pumped up about it by hearing people talking about the "torque-monster" 2.0L...
And John, I'm gonna DO it! I just need to get myself pumped up about it by hearing people talking about the "torque-monster" 2.0L...
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droool, that is one of my favorite dyno's of all time.. that car has such a bad *** powerband. I still cant get over the fact that its only on 12psi. amazing.
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littlebluecrx (jason) has a 2.0 w/t4 turbo. makes a rediculous amount of power. i have a block being built right now. should be done and in the car within the next 3-4 weeks. going from 81mm to 84. your turbo will spool faster with more torque.
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also would like to know the turbo specs

