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Direct turbo swop and a few other questions

Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 11:07 pm
by RBSX
Hi guys

I was wondering

1)Is there any bigger turbo that you can do a direct upgrade to
i mean like its fits onto your stock manifold and boost pipes and down pipe
i heard some say you could use the T2.8 from s14, sr20det i thinks

2)what boost does a stock S13 run

3) if you buy one of those el cheapo boost controllers that use the valve to control the actuator and up the boost, what is a safe boost to run on the stock turbo, is anyone doing this at the moment

4) whats the maixumum boost you can run on a completely stock engine

thanks guys for all the help and input,

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:03 am
by Gary57
1. I also heard the T28 was a direct fit but quote me on that.

2. 0.6Bar

3. 0.8Bar??

4. 0.8Bar, heard some people say 1Bar but then I would think you would need a FMIC at least.

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:08 am
by Draco
Gary57 wrote:1. I also heard the T28 was a direct fit but quote me on that.

2. 0.6Bar

3. 0.8Bar??

4. 0.8Bar, heard some people say 1Bar but then I would think you would need a FMIC at least.
1. yes it does with minor adjustments, you need to grind a small amount away on the manifold and the air intake pipe to the turbo is abit different, quite easy to get that sorted aswell.

2. :wink:
3. :wink:
4. I boosted 1 bar on the stock intercooler and setup, although in the long run 0.8 is safe for the turbo and engine, I ran a colder spark plug aswell, the best is to do it on a dyno under load to make sure there is no detonation.....

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:17 am
by Speed breeder
Detonation may occur with the original setup on 0.8 or higher boost, also depends on octance rating of fuel and fueling setup.

I wouldn't run higher boost on a stock motor unless the fuel has been looked at.

Why not get the turbo you want rather, then trying to get one that fits perfectly?

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:19 am
by The Calibrator
The 28 can be made to fit without changing boost pipes. Especially if you make a special unobtanium adapter to change the angle of the outlet.

Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 10:39 pm
by RBSX
ok so im gona install a boost gauge, and a manual boost controller and then up the boost to 0.8 and see what happens

how do you identify detonation
can the Nos octane booster( the suff autostyle sells in a can ) prevent detonation

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:55 pm
by Toby
What will happen is that your turbo will blow within a year... :roll:

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 10:28 pm
by veecee
Toby wrote:What will happen is that your turbo will blow within a year... :roll:
ran my turbo at the track at 0.8 bar since march this year. it was rebuilt in january.

its now time to have it replaced. its done about 10 000km's!!!

listen to toby - with knowledge and wisdom he speaks, yes???!!!

Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 1:18 pm
by VoodooMaster
Hi

I would also like to fit a T28 (still need to purchase one) to replace my current T25 on a CA 18det. Has anyone done this conversion? What was the outcome with regards to performance compared to the standard T25.

What would be the going price of a T28 turbo?
New- ????
Second hand- ???? (in working order)

Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 2:50 pm
by veecee
VoodooMaster wrote:Hi

I would also like to fit a T28 (still need to purchase one) to replace my current T25 on a CA 18det. Has anyone done this conversion? What was the outcome with regards to performance compared to the standard T25.

What would be the going price of a T28 turbo?
New- ????
Second hand- ???? (in working order)
pleasant.

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