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Old 03-01-10 | 12:45 AM
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S5 rotors in s4 keg

ok im going to do s5 na rotors in my s4 tii. Just to have a little higher compression. I already have a stand alone so no need to worrie about tunning an all that stuff to compensate for the higher compression. But my main question is do i have to change the front counter weight under thefront cover. Or no do i leave my stock one in that matchs the flywheel.
Old 03-01-10 | 02:04 AM
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ok i need the flywheel an the front counter.
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I believe S5 counter weights should be matched with S5 rotors.
Old 03-03-10 | 03:23 AM
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So I'm also pretty sure that the front balancer needs to match the rotors.

If you use a rear counter balance from an automatic when you install an aluminum flywheel, the counter weights are the same for both an S4 and S5. Hope this makes sense....
Old 03-03-10 | 03:29 AM
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You don't want to run the s5na rotors in a s4t2. The bump in compression is going to make high levels of boost very dangerous. If you are running it in a non-turbo configuration then it's fine. But for a turbo config stay with the t2 rotors so you can run more boost.
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