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Old 01-28-2005, 12:04 AM
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Default quickie scan of N75 article

<img src="http://www.gabrielcaldwell.com/pix/Audi/N75/Page1.jpg">
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Good article, but WTF? Why did they use an automatic trans car for the testing?
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Default Article finally shows what the differences in these valves actually is, spring pressure...

they don't magically cycle faster or do anything magical. The RS2 WGFV has a stiffer spring and for lower boost applications can lead to spikes, on higher boost applications it's better suited and the computer ends up cycling it faster because of the stiffer spring, not because it's an RS2 WGFV that magically cycles faster to produce boost faster. We all need EBC's or at the least MBC's to make boost build faster.

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Thx..think I will stick w/ the H ver.
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so, stick with stock on the AAN.
yay.
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