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Old 04-24-2005, 02:48 PM
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What is the best upgrade or group of upgrades to reduce turbo lag?

lwfw?
highflow turbo?
better gear ratios?
headers/exhaust?
others?
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Not the K27HF, perhaps the new improved version. I am still not willing to rule definitively (talk to me after 3 upcoming days at Mid Ohio and 2 at Watkins Glen) but I am pretty sure my K27HF increased lag.

I think all the others are better choices for reducing lag, though I only have experience with the lwfw. I think the lwfw is a must-do mod.
Old 04-25-2005, 01:59 AM
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Charlie,
The K27 HF cab be based on the 7200 or 7006. Does the K27HF 7200 also increase lag?
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Another thought on changing the gear ratio in the transmission, would that decrease the lag and makes the car more responsive !
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lwfw?
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Originally Posted by Porsche965
lwfw?
Light weight flywheel
Old 04-25-2005, 09:20 AM
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Of course, silly me.
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Originally Posted by mad
What is the best upgrade or group of upgrades to reduce turbo lag?

lwfw?
highflow turbo?
better gear ratios?
headers/exhaust?
others?
Headers + Cat bypass
Old 04-25-2005, 12:23 PM
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changing the final drive ratio will do nothing to decrease lag, it will just cause the car to run at higher rpms at a given speed thus keeping you in an rpm range where the car makes more boost
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Originally Posted by aeronautica86
changing the final drive ratio will do nothing to decrease lag, it will just cause the car to run at higher rpms at a given speed thus keeping you in an rpm range where the car makes more boost

thus you see less lag
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Any recommended brands for lwfw? And how much does it cost?
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Originally Posted by 3.3 Turbo
Any recommended brands for lwfw? And how much does it cost?
About $1.400 - 1.500 USD including flywheel, clutch, pressure plate, bolts etc.
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Can you really feel the difference after changing to lwfw ? In daily usage, would the car feel more jerky and hearing more noise from transmission ?
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Charlie, with the many written accounts of people reducing lag with the installation of the High Flow, you truely are the exception of the rule. Your turbine wheel and turbine housing A/R has not changed. Lag will only be increased if you are dumping boost, and aren't utilizing it.
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