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Originally Posted by Topless
I don't know. This might result in the same thing as a "lift throttle" mid corner, inducing a spin. The basic rule with a 930 or 951 is: When the car comes on boost, make sure your steering wheel is pointed straight... even if you are mid-corner make sure the wheel is pointed straight.
If it was my car being built, I would favor a wider, fatter powerband and give up some top end HP in favor of drivability. A 997TT is really pretty good here and any turbo motor could be tuned for drivability. Everything is a tradeoff.
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I am seriously toying with the idea of building a turbo capable Subaru EG33 (3.3 liter flat six cylinder) and swap it in using the same turbo as what's in there now. More torque, more linear power, and faster spool. The down side is the engine is heavier and longer and parts aren't as readily available.