crickifur

I am looking for a rating on these T4 kits. The price seems too good for the product to be any good. I was wondering if any of you have used them and if you have how well they worked and HOW LONG they worked. Thanks for the help guys!

crickifur

I meant to add a picture when I posted this thread but I forgot so here it is....

importedboi

The quality is to poor. I had two friends test them out one on an integra and a civic. The turbo on the integra broke, the housing just split in half, i have never seen that before. While the turbo on the civic never broke and ran perfectly fine. Both cars were smashed on daily. I guess my buddy with the civic got the lucky end out with his car still working.

Turblown

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I've seen a few break...

WonkoTheSane

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I haven't used one myself, but a buddy with a DSM had one of the housings split, like importedboi's friend. I'd save up the few extra bucks for something reputable.

snowball

not worth it.

crickifur

well then that was easy enough... whats a good alternative and where can i find it??

BoostedRex

You get what you pay for with those kits. All parts involved are sub par in the quality department.

There are several other alternatives you could go with. But first there are some questions we need answered in order to better help you. What kind of price range can you afford, what kind of turbo do you want ie. fast spool with good power or later spool with huge top end, and how much power do you want to make?

Zach

tIIsleeper

Go with a hybrid setup for the best bang for the buck. Its like 700 bucks and you can get 300+ whp! If you have a strong turbo.

crickifur

Does anyone have any links to some good sites you could recommend?? Im searchin on a daily basis but not havin a whole lot of good luck. Most of the sites I have found seemed really high priced...

hondahater

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www.bnrturbos.com

rotorforce

Amen

crickifur

That site is pretty hot! I must say stock hook up and T04B pretty sweet, the prices are a little better than I had thought with that application as well! I am still big on comparing though (I would also like some input on BNR as well). Thanks again for the help everyone!

snowball

your going to hear nothing but good reviews on BNR for the price, not as good as a full single but hard to beat for the price.

BoostedRex

I prefer true T04 setups, but you will not beat BNR's prices or customer service. They offer a great product at a very affordable price. And I doubt you'll find anyone on this forum that will disagree with that statement. For affordable full T04 setups, PM Bobybeach on this forum and tell him I sent you. He is a MasterPower dealer and has great prices.

Zach

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i bought a turbo from SSautochrome once...i ordered it from there site. I had a s14 at the time, and and i ordered the Disco French Fry t28... they sent me a "t34r." It was alot bigger than the french fry, so i wasnt to mad. it was Also Ball bearing...so i was loving life...till i put it on my car and it seized in about 5min of driving. Some one stripped one of the three screws that held the oil seal in, so it backed itself off and hit the comppressorr blade. its hit or miss, good luck

RotaryEvolution

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i wouldn't say BNR's prices are unbeatable but he certainly has the best reputation for building hybrids for our cars. i picked up a Garrett wheel/Turbonetics housing hybrid for $440, though on the slightly smaller side of hybrids the price was more than fair but a gamble since i had no idea how well it would work but it's been in the car and beat on for close to a year now with no problems.

crickifur

what about the aireasearch turbos?? Thats another i havent heard of before and i just got an offer to buy one. Im seriously thinkin on the stage IV BNR but i always like to shop first...

hondahater

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I'm very impressed with my stage IV bnr. It spools quickly and makes the rx7 really wake up compared to the stock small *** turbo. Bryan has always been very cool and helpfull when it comes to customer service so absolutely if your thinking about getting a hybrid bnr is the company to go to. He is the onlyrx7 hybrid builder I know of that actually knows rotary engines and drives rx7's daily so you know he isn't just making something that "should" make power.


few pics of the bnr's I've had. This is a stage III. Pretty damn cool how big he ports the wastegate.



one of the compressor side.




Few of the stage IV with the stock hotside bored out to the ptrim wheel for better flow.



compressor...

Bukwild

no one can beat Precision turbos prices, 1 year no questions asked warrantee, development into there product (actual R&D), or customer service.


www.precisionturbo.net

Go full t04 turbo or wish you did!

chrisandco

Full to4 is definately the route to go.

When that P trim is shoved in the stock turbo, what does the a/r come out to be?

hondahater

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I don't know what it turns out to be to tell you the truth, I've woundered about that from time to time but oh well I'm no turbo master


edit hey chrisandco I'll probably be getting those seals from you soon! Just to let you know.

little mark

does bnr make all those for s5's too?because it all says 86-88 but at the bottom is says series 5 or something. im kinda new to the whole turbo thing

SwiftTone

Yes, BNR can upgrade your S4 and S5 turbo.

crickifur

you have to have a TII engine though. You cant put a turbo on an NA rotary..