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Old 10-03-04, 01:26 PM
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im only looking for 350rwhp and if i get the GARRETT T04S (T4/60-1) would i need to get anything else for exp. a different manifold, i know about the fuel system, i was just wondering about puttin it on
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external wastegate, new downpipe, ecu, air filter.
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Most likely bigger fuel injectors also...
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can you run the air pump with that turbo?
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Originally Posted by RotaryRevn
can you run the air pump with that turbo?
where would you put it?
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would the bnr stage 3 or 4 turbo be the same way or can i just bolt it up to the stock manifold?
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You may be able to run the air pump depending on your manifold. With the HKS cast on a 13bt, it doesn't look like the air pump will fit.

Now to answer the question, you will need a turbo manifold, external wastegate, downpipe made ot fit (or new downpipe), new oil lines and fittings, turbo and manifold gaskets, and maybe new coolant lines with fittings.

If you are smart, you will have a stand-alone EMS as well.
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Originally Posted by Rx7 922
would the bnr stage 3 or 4 turbo be the same way or can i just bolt it up to the stock manifold?
That question was answered in your previous post (by jonfc3s):
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/300rwhp-350rwhp-343646/

Also, your question was also answered in your other post (by 1revn3rdgen):
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/wat-do-you-think-347390/

I'm beginning to think you don't know what a hybrid is... do you?
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no tell you the truth i really dont if you can point me to a direction where i can learn about them it would be helpful, so i wouldnt be posting stupid threads.
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lol ok, well here's a story:

Before we begin, there are 3 main "areas" to a turbo... the turbine-side, the CHRA, and the compressor-side. The turbine side includes the turbine wheel which is connected to the shaft which goes through your turbo, and the turbine housing, which bolts to your stock turbo manifold. The CHRA is where all the oil and coolant lines hook up to, and also where the bearings in the turbo are. The compressor side includes the compressor wheel which is what compresses incoming air to create boost, and the compressor housing which is how the comrpessed air gets out of the turbo.

In general, here is how a cheap hybrid is put together:
A hybrid begins life as a stock turbo. It is then removed of its stock compressor-side. A new, larger compressor wheel is put on. The stock compressor housing can be machined (depending on how large this new compressor wheel is) to fit over the upgraded compressor wheel. If it is too large, a new, larger compressor housing is put on to fit over this new wheel. Everything is then balanced, and you get your turbo back as a "hybrid".

Simple as that... So now do you see how a hybrid can be so cost effective?
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yes you have opened my eyes to a whole new world thank you.
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what do you guys think about the hks turbo kit TO4E upgrade kit?
is it good for 340rwhp-370rwhp?
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Originally Posted by Rx7 922
what do you guys think about the hks turbo kit TO4E upgrade kit?
is it good for 340rwhp-370rwhp?
The HKS T04E kit is definately good for 340-370 whp. I have that kit on my car currently but have yet to dyno it. You can expect those numbers on a stock ported motor of course this is dependant on your tune.
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You should just call the shop where your thinking of getting the work done and ask them.
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