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Old 08-29-05, 03:54 PM
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TD04L will it work?

I have got a TD04L Turbo and am wondering if it will work for a single turbo setup.
and if so what are the differences between that and the TdO4E.

I also saw a site that compared Dyno sheets and you could overlay them.I think that i got it as a link from this can anybody remember what itwas.

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probably will have better luck posting this in the single turbo section of the forum... or wait a little bit and one of the mods may move it there for you. good luck though, sounds like fun
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Originally Posted by Richie1
wondering if it will work for a single turbo setup.
the fc is a single turbo factory... do you have a fd?
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I think you're getting your nomenclature confused.

A "TD04" is a Mitsubishi turbo, and it's too small.
I dunno what a "TD04L" is.
I dunno what a "TD04E" is.

"T04E" is a Garrett *family* of turbos.


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Originally Posted by Richie1
I also saw a site that compared Dyno sheets and you could overlay them.I think that i got it as a link from this can anybody remember what itwas.
http://dyno.zeroglabs.com/dyno.php

I think that's what your looking for!

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The TD04 turbo's were used on the UK/Euro/Jap versions of the Subaru Impreza. They are like the HT10's in some respects, i.e. they will run out of go quickly.

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Thanks for your help.yeah your right the td04 is of an impreza my mate got it off someone for a project which he never did. I've done some looking about and T04 seems to be the way to go. just have to find one now.... oh yeah the car is a 92 FD3s Jap import type RZ .RHD .Only had it for about 3 weeks now and am very happy with it except for the smoke screen it sends out the back every now and then.I'll take some pics the next time i clean it and post them on the site
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Originally Posted by Richie1
Thanks for your help.yeah your right the td04 is of an impreza my mate got it off someone for a project which he never did. I've done some looking about and T04 seems to be the way to go. just have to find one now.... oh yeah the car is a 92 FD3s Jap import type RZ .RHD .Only had it for about 3 weeks now and am very happy with it except for the smoke screen it sends out the back every now and then.I'll take some pics the next time i clean it and post them on the site

putting a single on a fd takes some work. you need more then just a turbo.
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Like I said before, one TD04 is too small.


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