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Sickass7 03-10-04 11:17 AM

Are 20b turbos sequential?
 
like the above subject line, are 20b turbos sequential or non? thanks
Jeff

rx7joe 03-10-04 11:25 AM

Yes, they are sequential. However, they are differently sized from the FD turbos.

Greg

Sickass7 03-10-04 11:45 AM

what would be the major diff. between the two?

Sickass7 03-10-04 11:47 AM

also, was the 20b only produced in the 99's? sorry for the newb q's. don't know much about the 20b

Mahjik 03-10-04 11:48 AM

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=190496

Sickass7 03-10-04 11:56 AM

thanks mahjik,
that helped me decide not to get them lol.

johnisenglish 03-10-04 03:52 PM

Just incase you didn't get it from that link, the 20B is the three rotor engine that was used in the JC Cosmo which was sold only in Japan, around the same time as the FD. It also had a sequential twin turbo setup, but the turbos where sized differently to better suit the needs of that particular car. As said in that link, they won't bolt on to an FD manifold

You may have been thinking of the turbos from the 1999 and up, 280hp FD. Those are completely different, do bolt on to the stock US FD manifold, and do offer some power gains.

Sickass7 03-10-04 08:32 PM

yeah I knew the cosmo was a 3 rotor. I was thinking of the 99 spec turbos, my bad. thanks for clearing everything up for me.

johnisenglish 03-10-04 09:07 PM

No problem :)

MakoRacing 03-10-04 09:44 PM

If I got a 20B Id just change the turbos to non-sequential, just make it like a norm TT. Thats just me though, ;)

johnisenglish 03-10-04 09:53 PM

Thats exactly what I'm doing...

maxcooper 03-10-04 10:37 PM

The 20B has an HT15 and an HT12. The FD has two HT12s.

I'm not sure about either of these "facts", but I think the "primary" turbo might be toward the rear rather than the front. I think the larger HT15 might be the primary with the smaller HT12 as the secondary. If anyone knows for sure about these two items, please post.

-Max

johnisenglish 03-10-04 11:30 PM

I'll take some pictures of mine once they get in.

DMRH 03-11-04 04:39 AM


Originally posted by Sickass7
also, was the 20b only produced in the 99's? sorry for the newb q's. don't know much about the 20b
Wanna know about the 20B engine & the car that gets butchered for them.

Click on this web site>>> JC COSMO web site

Despite the quote from Mazda about the JC (90-95) turbo's being a HT-12 + HT-15, they are physically smaller than the FD (92-02) turbo's when you put them side by side.

KevinK2 03-11-04 08:54 AM

I believe the primary is the larger one, up front, initially fed by all 3 rotors. secondary is to rear, fed mostly by rear rotor after transition.

dmrh ... you mean the small secondary seems smaller than the fd turbos, with 20B primary being larger?

http://www.dmrh.com.au/images/jc03a.jpg

dubulup 03-11-04 08:58 AM


Originally posted by MakoRacing
If I got a 20B Id just change the turbos to non-sequential, just make it like a norm TT. Thats just me though, ;)
If I got a 20B I'd throw a nice single on there =D


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