2nd gen mitsubishi turbo on my FC???
05-09-04, 04:05 PM
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2nd gen mitsubishi turbo on my FC???
a freind of mine has a band new stock turbo for a 2nd gen mitsubishi eclipse and i would like to know if it would bolt onto my S4 w/ stock manifold??? if not how could it
05-09-04, 04:27 PM
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Its to small for a rotary application
I recall people looking into making a small custom twin turbo setup using 2 dsm turbo's, and even with 2 of them it was comparable to the stock turbo in #'s iirc
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I recall people looking into making a small custom twin turbo setup using 2 dsm turbo's, and even with 2 of them it was comparable to the stock turbo in #'s iirc
-Jacob
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well atleast its not about where to find a turbo kit for a n/a or how to get my n/a into the 12's or how can i make my 87 se beat an e46 m3...now those are the ones i get pissed at..no one seems to understand its not going to happen with a n/a and putting nitrous on there definitly helps but is not good for long term usage.
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well atleast its not about where to find a turbo kit for a n/a or how to get my n/a into the 12's or how can i make my 87 se beat an e46 m3...now those are the ones i get pissed at..no one seems to understand its not going to happen with a n/a and putting nitrous on there definitly helps but is not good for long term usage.
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i have boost. i left out that my s4 is a TII.. i want more reliable boost becuase my turbo is old and has high milage on it and this is a pos. cheap temp solution if it will work
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Originally posted by .REdream*
cheap temp solution if it will work
cheap temp solution if it will work
No two ways about that.
You'll most probably make (alot) less power.
You'll need to get an adaptor plate made up to mate it with the stock manifold
Aswell as lots of other misc things i've forgotten.
But oh yeah.. it _will_ work alright...
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