In the current state of the market, there is no way to get a competitive price for the best performance parts, and that’s where the premium segment has come in.
TSP Performance, a Taiwanese company based in Taipei, has been a leader in the premium performance market for quite some time, having pioneered the TSP line of high-end performance accessories.
TSX-V’s TSP Premium Performance line is the only TSP accessory to be launched on the US market in 2017.
TS-VT has launched several new products over the past few years, including the TSX, TSXVT, and TSXX-VT, as well as the TSV, TSVT, TSVVT, etc. series.
The most recent entry into the premium-performance market was the TSVT Pro Series, which was launched in 2016.
The TSVTPro series features a wide range of performance features, including: an all-new motor, high-speed torque vectoring, and torque converter, a new clutch, and new gears.
The motor is a brand new 10mm turbocharged version of the TSM 1030 motor that we’ve been hearing about for a few years now.
It comes with an incredible 5,200 rpm redline and a 1,800 rpm redpoint.
The torque converter is a new ceramic-filled hybrid clutch with a whopping 8-1/4 lb-ft torque at 10,000 rpm.
The rear differential is also upgraded to an electronic shifting system that allows it to shift to the front at 1,000 RPM and rear at 1 and 1/2 RPM.
All in all, this is a really impressive performance upgrade for a car that costs $29,500.
There is no doubt that the TS-VT Pro Series is one of the most impressive performance components in the world, but how is it better than the TSQ Pro?
In order to get an idea of the difference between the TS6 Pro and the TS5 Pro, we decided to take the TSS6 Pro (from the previous edition) and see how it compares to the TSR Pro series.
In the end, we came up with a few questions for our readers.
Why do I need the TSs 6 Pro?
As mentioned, we’ve always been fans of the original TS5 and the T6 Pro.
This series is the perfect balance between the performance and value of the previous series.
How do I buy the TSPro?
While the price of the first edition is currently $29.95, it is now $26.99, and the second edition is $29 at $29 each.
If you have a lot of money to burn, you can also buy the TSS6 Pro, the TS4 Pro, and so on.
Is there a way to upgrade the TS Pro to the next generation?
Yes, there are some upgrades that you can do with the TSSS 6 Pro that are not available with the previous models.
If upgrading from the TSB Pro to TS6 is too expensive, you could consider the TS7 Pro and TS8 Pro.
If all else fails, you might consider buying the TS9 Pro or the TS10 Pro, but if you have the money, the TTS5 Pro is definitely worth your time.
Does the TS2 Pro come with a clutch?
Yes.
The TSB is a good compromise between the price and performance of the T5 Pro and T6.
However, the torque converter on the T4 Pro is much more powerful and powerful than on the TS3 Pro.
Does that mean that the T3 Pro will be less powerful?
Yes and no.
The more power the motor has, the less torque the motor gets, so the torque conversion becomes much more important.
The larger motor also provides more torque and acceleration, so it should be easier to keep the motor in its max speed range.
The best performance cars can do this with a lot more power, so they’ll be able to pull it off without much problem.
The biggest downside to the T2 Pro is that it does not have the clutch.
Does this mean that I should be using a TS2 or TS3 instead?
The answer is no, but the difference is significant.
The new T5 motor is also much faster and offers more torque than the T1 motor, so there are no big drawbacks to a TS3 or TS2.
What about the performance of TS6?
The TSS and TSSVT Pro series are similar in their performance, but they are not the same.
The difference is that the performance is not the only thing that changes with the T7 Pro series, and there are a couple of things that can be improved.
The top end of the motor is no longer a ceramic clutch.
It has an electronic shift system, but unlike the TSI series, there isn’t a shift lever.
There are also a lot fewer gears
