Help Me Pick A Turbo!!!!
Ive got an 87 T2 and have the engine out to rebuild. I want to put in 720 primary and 100 secondary injectors. I have a recing beat turbo back exhaust. I'm getting a new turbo manifold.
I also am getting a FMIC and upgading the cooling system alot.
WHAT TURBO SHOULD I GET?
I see everybody put in the T04S. I was thinking more on the lines of a GT35 or a GT42.
Any suggestions would help.
Thanx guys
I also am getting a FMIC and upgading the cooling system alot.
WHAT TURBO SHOULD I GET?
I see everybody put in the T04S. I was thinking more on the lines of a GT35 or a GT42.
Any suggestions would help.
Thanx guys
I have a very similar set up as you.(87 TII, tubular manifold, FMIC, 720 primaries and 1000 secondaries) and I have a T04B. I cant remember off the top of my head what AR ratios but I do know that it has P-trim wheel. I push 14 PSI right now and it is great for street and around town driving, fully spools around 4500 RPM. I plan on putting it on a dyno again soon, but it made 289 hp at 8 PSI with stock primaries and 720 secondaries.
You need to figure out what you want to do with the car, and what you want out of it.
Street driving?
Track?
Little of both?
Horsepower goal?
Emissions compliant or no?
That will narrow down the choices.
Street driving?
Track?
Little of both?
Horsepower goal?
Emissions compliant or no?
That will narrow down the choices.
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Sheesh, you guys are offering some crazy suggestions for a stock-ported S4 motor.
Get some form of a port while the engine is out (a decently increased flow streetport should suit you well unless you want to try and spool that GT42R reasonably), buy a standalone (Haltech, Microtech, whatever), and then you can think about a GT42R.
Get some form of a port while the engine is out (a decently increased flow streetport should suit you well unless you want to try and spool that GT42R reasonably), buy a standalone (Haltech, Microtech, whatever), and then you can think about a GT42R.
Originally Posted by peachykeenwight
Sheesh, you guys are offering some crazy suggestions for a stock-ported S4 motor.
Get some form of a port while the engine is out (a decently increased flow streetport should suit you well unless you want to try and spool that GT42R reasonably), buy a standalone (Haltech, Microtech, whatever), and then you can think about a GT42R.
You need to determine your goals and a realistic budget.
Originally Posted by stylEmon
why dont you check the single turbo section?
you will need sometype of fuel management no matter what you upgrade with.

you will need sometype of fuel management no matter what you upgrade with.

whats with all the turblown pics lately!?
I guess I don't need to post pictures these day 
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You need to determine your realistic power goals, budget and purpose of the vehicle. I would suggest a To4E for street use. If you need some help I have our shop number in the link below.

Up and Coming,
You need to determine your realistic power goals, budget and purpose of the vehicle. I would suggest a To4E for street use. If you need some help I have our shop number in the link below.
Yea, I was planning on just having the car sit around for a while, while i save money. But im driving my sisters Buick Century until I get it finished. I'm tired of driving that POS around. So I just want to get it back together and them ill upgrade everything later. I wanna do some stuff jsut not EVERYTHING like i had planned. I just carved out the medium streetport last night. Im waiting on an apex seal and them i can get the block back together. Anybody know how to use the stock turbo(which has zero shaft play) to its best without getting a bunch of electronics or other upgrades. like maybe just the Rtek 1.5 or something. Thanks guys
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