Subject	No it doesn't because it can't stand the heat -the nozzle
Posted by	Whatsthegoodword on August 04, 2009 at 10:58 AM
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In Reply To	I think the Acura Rdx or mdx has a turbo like that (n/m) posted by toykoz32 on August 04, 2009 at 02:19 AM
Message	that varies flow is upstrem of the turbo, not inside the housing like variable vane turbos that are in my sig. The vanes that are inside the turbo work better. _________________________________ http://www.myturbodiesel.com, the VW TDI diesel technical forum and FAQ 50+ mpg and 1200 miles per fill up
Follow Ups	Billet turbochargers on a Z32? - TheTwinZ (Peru) 15:52:07 08/03/09 Looks intersting, but I'd feel better about purchasing from - Z_Cherub 15:58:03 08/03/09 2nd, spelling on there is WHORE-endous. (n/m) - awesom-o 16:21:01 08/03/09 I am more interested in the ones that use veins that change - d_flore 19:11:51 08/03/09 *vanes. Like Porsche right? - BobbyT 19:50:25 08/03/09 Wow. 2 min on Google - BobbyT 19:58:26 08/03/09 Look at my sig and read this link I wrote for VNT turbos - Whatsthegoodword 20:12:05 08/03/09 There is a company who has made them for the aftermarket - d_flore 00:37:51 08/04/09 I think the Acura Rdx or mdx has a turbo like that (n/m) - toykoz32 02:19:54 08/04/09 No it doesn't because it can't stand the heat -the nozzle - Whatsthegoodword 10:58:13 08/04/09 Our shop (Extreme Turbo Systems) uses the HTA3582 or HTA3586 - Optima 20:56:47 08/03/09 Very cool. I wonder how they would work out. - collegeboy 21:51:26 08/03/09
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