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07 October 2008, 19:25
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TD05 16g vs VF34...
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Hey guys, hoping to get my car upto around 300-320bhp with similar if not more torque.
Which turbo would be best?
I will be running a 2002 WRX 2.0L, with full decat exhaust, STI TMIC and will get a remap once it's fitted.
Cheers
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07 October 2008, 20:09
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I would go for an 18g personally.
Out of those i would say VF34, these can be source new from the states for £500 with the current exchange rate, mark the shipping value as $20 or something so you skip the import tax and duty.
Be sure if you do go for a 16g, its an Andy Forresy supplied unit, not forced performance or other cheap substandard imitations. you will also need a fuel pump and 550cc injectors so as to not comprimise and drivability...
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07 October 2008, 20:41
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I would go for a s/h VF35 for that power output.
matt21_P1, I would suggest checking your facts before making statements like that.
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07 October 2008, 21:35
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VF35 can be had cheap, will do low 300s nicely. TD05 16G, front entry converted will also do the same job, but may not be as easy to come by. If you get the conversion done, you might as well have an 18G built.
Unless I'm pretty out of touch here, there's nothing wrong with FP turbos. JA Warehouse on ebay are crooks but everyone knows that anyway. FP are not 'cheap substandard imitations'.
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07 October 2008, 22:35
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We just fitted an FP Green HTA to a new 2.5 build. Early days mapping on our dyno produced 330 bhp and 360 ft lbs on only .6 bar!
We think it'll fly on 1.6 ..
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08 October 2008, 00:12
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08 October 2008, 09:07
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If i was to go for a VF34, would i get away without upgrading my injectors and fuel pump?
Also, i don't really want my clutch to go anytime soon...
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08 October 2008, 09:42
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08 October 2008, 09:52
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Quote:
Originally Posted by hypoluxa
I would go for a s/h VF35 for that power output.
matt21_P1, I would suggest checking your facts before making statements like that.
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08 October 2008, 10:15
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What facts are you in possession of that support the claim that Forced Performance sell 'cheap subtandard imitations'?
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08 October 2008, 11:52
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Its what i have heard from various project threads and techinical threads over the years. Claiming they have failed, or spool later, or have not achevied the desired figures.
But no, there is nothing stated in black and white saying that they are officailly substandard, and people will only post bad reviews as apposed to good.. granted.
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08 October 2008, 12:07
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Quote:
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If i was to go for a VF34, would i get away without upgrading my injectors and fuel pump?
Also, i don't really want my clutch to go anytime soon...
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Agree with the above... You need a 255 lpm fuel pump, and i would go with the 550cc's. Power enterprise are you best bet, and get them flow matched.
440's can do the job (just) but your best off with 550cc's...
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08 October 2008, 12:32
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Dont write off the 16G its a good strong little turbo.
I got mine from Andy Forrest and I'm running standard UK internals on a MY99 RB5.
TD05 16G
PE 550 Injectors
Walbro 255
Fuel Lab FPR
Graham Goode Induction Kit
Hybrid GT FMIC
Full Decat (Hayward & Scott D/P and Nur Spec R System)
ECUTEK3 Remap by Bob Rawle.
Results below
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08 October 2008, 16:35
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08 October 2008, 17:50
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Location: Fastest std UK engine? 11.7secs @119mph 1/4mile - with just 340bhp and a rusty old TD05-16g
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