87jap951

Hey guys, its been awhile since I have chatted here. But I think I might have found a new Turbo II project. Anyway, My questions are: Who is using a Turbo duct inlet mod? What was your impressions? How easy to install? Does anyone here sell them? How much? How much extra boost/hp might be expected?
Thanks much!

jimmyv13

Here's a recent thread:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...&highlight=TID

And here are some others.

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/search...der=descending

Ryde _Or_Die

This one guy sells an all aluminum one for $150. Its a little steap but quality looks excellent and its a bolt on application:


http://www.thepartstrader.com/Single...=101&C2ID=1004


I want to do the mod myself with some PVC but will that hold up well enough? I think it cost me like $10 or $15 to do myself but it I will have to do it again in a few months I might just go with the $150 one. I know I know a muffler shop can make me one right? lol

jimmyv13

That's my mechanic, Chris Sanders of Banzai Racing. There are quite a few ppl on the forum that have his TID.

Piranha

if only I had 150 bucks

Felix Wankel

Its pretty simple and cheap to do.If you route the wastegate back into the inlet duct its a bit more work, but not too much. I gained 2 psi with a stock turbo.

I was using PVC, but I read that PVC releases chlorine gas when heated up. So I took it out and just stuck the AFM right on the turbo until I can get a metal 3'' 45* bend.

87jap951

I wondered about using PVC so close to the hot turbo...I will read those recent threads on this subject, but I thought there was a guy, not long ago, selling the TID mod for $40-50ish? It does sound like a good way to increase boost while taking off the prone to cracking & loosing boost old rubber part...Can anyone else state how well it worked for them?

Rpeck

Here is a couple links to PICS of my setup... cost about ~$40 for just the TID portion, but it looks damn good

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...&highlight=TID

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...&highlight=TID

RexRyder

iTrader: (10)

that 150 dollar one has some corners and ridges, a one piece aluminum that is smooth like a S would flow better

Sandmeister

I also made my own...costed me about $25 at Home Depot to build....I couldn't be happier, the difference in performance was huge! Of course, my original TID was cracked most of the way up the bottom!

dcamcoTII

Yup. Team Home Depot all the way. I used PVC and I have had no problems. Its probably the most worth while mod there is.

Ryde _Or_Die

What about the stock BOV? Can I put a check valve on the tube that goes back into the stock TID?

Poppinrex7

i have the $150 one, looks badass, the piping looks nicer then my greddy intercooler piping...

Scott 89t2

the black plumbing pipe is ABS plastic, the white pipe is PVC. big diff
I'm running ABS. but soon to be metal with my "super mod the front end" project coming to a forum near you soon.

NZConvertible

I've tried very hard to convince people of this fact, but most seemed blinded by its prettiness...

Sandmeister

I think I must be cheap....because for $150, I'd build my cheap one for $25, and spend the $130 leftover on something else...then again, I don't drive a showcar or anything near it!

Felix Wankel

I'd have to agree with you.

Plus anything shiny under my hood would look out of place

NZConvertible

The TID that Rpeck bought (see post above for links) is a much better design. I still wouldn't buy it though, because it's much cheaper to make one (I've done it).