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It's not really. It's personal preference. It's more reliable as you can remove lots of crap from the system, and there is less margin for error. Boost is steady and there is no transition. But it's not "better" per say..
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I also have another question. You know how you hear these people saying how they changed thier boost and all that, does that require a single turbo or can you change the boost of your stock turbos? (and also) if your car is non seq. does that have any impact on perfomance in general?
Thanks for your time.
Thanks for your time.
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