It's an S5 w/ a street port.
has 3 inch exhast from header back.

i need the whole list of parts to grab.
stock turbo setup
and/or
T3/T4 + front mount setup

aiming for 320-350whp

 

stock turbo won't get you there so you would need something like a T04B-E to get you in that range.

you will also need a standalone, fuel pump upgrade, larger injectors, custom downpipe, T4 manifold, wastegate, upgraded radiator, intercooler and a chunk of time and fabrication skills.

you will also need auxiliary injection or run an even larger turbo due to the high compression engine limiting you to about 11-12psi on premium pump gas with that 9.7:1 CR engine.

figure out who is going to tune the engine and go with their recommendation for the engine management system.

 

i went with an NA to t2 swap. lemme tell ya dude, its a pain in the *** and is expensive. basically, i just went ahead and got a stand alone and bnr stage 4.

 

a hybrid will save a few bucks, sacrifice some response and upper end power. not like a high compression engine would need additional low end response though, probably will be fully spooled in the low 3k range.

 

i have s4 t2 irons, s4t2 housings, and s4 na rotors.

 

i just need turbo/manifolds n ****, the motor is already ready to rock.

 

Turbo swapping is never just slapping on turbo/manifolds n ****..

 

i started out with the same idea of 6 port and bought lot of stuff, but decided to do t2 swap

 

X2

never underestimate any project or you might wind up broke, homeless and sleeping in a car you have to push around.

i know i probably invested at least $7-8k into my TII just to get it up to par to get into the 350-500whp range(i keep it modest around 350 whp to keep it alive and it has never let me down).

 

it's street ported and low mileage that's all i know about the motor.. any way to check if it's got turbo irons/rotors without taking it apart?

 

if it has 4 intake ports it is a turbo block, 6 they are non turbo.

no way to tell if the rotors are turbo or non turbo with the engine together.