turbo upgrade: T04S or Efini 99 twin turbos?
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turbo upgrade: T04S or Efini 99 twin turbos?
Its that time... the time for a turbo swap. Im contemplating the 2 choices and I really dont know which to go for. I know that there is the pro of being able to keep the airpump with the Infini 99 turbo swap. Also the Infini 99 turbos would have a shorter spool. What kind of maximum power should I be able to expect out of both? Is there anything I'm not taking into consideration that I should be? Help me make this decision easier.
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Originally Posted by vhalin
another quesiton: If I make 400whp on single and 400whp on twins which one is safer on the engine? or does it not make a difference?
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Originally Posted by vhalin
+1 more for me
you should try to reach 10,000 by summertime
you should try to reach 10,000 by summertime
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let's rewind things a bit...
before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok, driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage.
#1 priority, check compression
before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok, driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage.
#1 priority, check compression
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Originally Posted by NeedFD
let's rewind things a bit...
before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok, driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage.
#1 priority, check compression
before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok, driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage.
#1 priority, check compression
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Originally Posted by vhalin
Is there anything I'm not taking into consideration that I should be? Help me make this decision easier.
https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-121/finally-bnr-stage-3-high-boost-dyno-results-442095/
and
https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-121/video-bnr-stage-3-dynapack-results-509445/
enjoy!
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Originally Posted by NeedFD
let's rewind things a bit...
before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok, driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage.
#1 priority, check compression
before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok, driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage.
#1 priority, check compression
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Originally Posted by vhalin
another quesiton: If I make 400whp on single and 400whp on twins which one is safer on the engine? or does it not make a difference?
Answer to this question- assuming the car is properly set up the t04s will be safer on the engine
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Originally Posted by Tim Benton
Damn Rich, I wish I had sent my old turbos to Bryan instead of the 99's I bought. Not that I don't like the 99's, but like most, 10 to 15 more rwhp and or less heat/stress on the motor would be nice as well.
Tim
Tim
there is nothing wrong with the 99s, but they are basically new stock replacements. My dad has fresh stock twins on his car, and when I do drive it I can appreciate the vast differences in power delivery and torque between our cars. My FD just seems to be flowing much more air and making much more power and torque than his at a lower boost level. Of course, I am modded out the wazoo and he is lightly modded, making 290 rwhp.
If you surf over to www.bnrturbos.com, you can find a comparison pic between the stock rotating assemblies and the BNRs:
http://www.bnrturbos.com/3rdGen.htm
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Now that my ported motor is broken in, with a stress test being a track event at Road Atlanta last week, I plan on dynoing my current set up and comparing it to my last run. My previous was 363 rwhp on a stock motor at 14.XX psi. Only change is the ported motor. Might try the 99's at 15 or 16 if everything looks safe and see what it does.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
A compression check won't tell him if he overheated the motor and cooked his coolant seals, unless he warped a a rotor housing. Best sign of bad coolant seals is coolant consumption and the 'spy hunter' smoke screen at startup.....
let me clear up my comments,
"before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok." (pause)
" driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage. " << this portion was because of his negligence and just trying to play around
"#1 priority, check compression"
a compression check is always healthy, i wouldn't continue modding the engine if i knew the compression was bad.
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Originally Posted by NeedFD
let me clear up my comments,
"before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok." (pause)
" driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage. " << this portion was because of his negligence and just trying to play around
"#1 priority, check compression"
a compression check is always healthy, i wouldn't continue modding the engine if i knew the compression was bad.
"before upgrading, make sure your engine is ok." (pause)
" driving around with no coolant to a meet could do some serious damage. " << this portion was because of his negligence and just trying to play around
"#1 priority, check compression"
a compression check is always healthy, i wouldn't continue modding the engine if i knew the compression was bad.