hi dude,Originally posted by jonhzc83@Mar 1 2005, 21:27
maybe u can ask NiJ, the other day talked to him and he mention some size but i forgot liao... sorry cant help. KK and recommendation?? i m also interested! :rolleyes:
Originally posted by tkk+Mar 2 2005, 15:56 -->
QUOTE (tkk @ Mar 2 2005, 15:56 ) --QuoteBegin-jonhzc83
@Mar 1 2005, 21:27
maybe u can ask NiJ, the other day talked to him and he mention some size but i forgot liao... sorry cant help. KK and recommendation?? i m also interested! :rolleyes:
hi dude, same as me HKS 40mm.. who interested go see the model in BSA ... i think 35-40mm is good enough for our 1.8cc car.. [/b][/quote] It's that mean dun care how many bar v boosting ??? Just bout this 1.8 cc v can use 35-40+mm ??? :blink: |
Originally posted by Lynx210+Mar 2 2005, 17:20 -->
QUOTE (Lynx210 @ Mar 2 2005, 17:20 ) Originally posted by tkk@Mar 2 2005, 15:56
--QuoteBegin-jonhzc83
@Mar 1 2005, 21:27
maybe u can ask NiJ, the other day talked to him and he mention some size but i forgot liao... sorry cant help. KK and recommendation?? i m also interested! :rolleyes:
hi dude,
same as me HKS 40mm.. who interested go see the model in BSA ...
i think 35-40mm is good enough for our 1.8cc car..
It's that mean dun care how many bar v boosting ??? Just bout this 1.8 cc v can use 35-40+mm ??? :blink: [/b][/quote] brother... how many boost you want to run first? HKS 40mm can go up to 400hp. ;) |
Originally posted by tkk+Mar 2 2005, 22:16 -->
QUOTE (tkk @ Mar 2 2005, 22:16 ) Originally posted by Lynx210@Mar 2 2005, 17:20
Originally posted by tkk@Mar 2 2005, 15:56
--QuoteBegin-jonhzc83
@Mar 1 2005, 21:27
maybe u can ask NiJ, the other day talked to him and he mention some size but i forgot liao... sorry cant help. KK and recommendation?? i m also interested! :rolleyes:
hi dude,
same as me HKS 40mm.. who interested go see the model in BSA ...
i think 35-40mm is good enough for our 1.8cc car..
It's that mean dun care how many bar v boosting ??? Just bout this 1.8 cc v can use 35-40+mm ??? :blink:
brother... how many boost you want to run first? HKS 40mm can go up to 400hp. ;) [/b][/quote] will there be any turbo lag... if an external wastegate is installed??? i know the responds when the turbo kicks in will be very much compare to an internal wastegate or actuator... but before it kicks in... any lag?? |
Originally posted by jonhzc83+Mar 2 2005, 23:20 -->
QUOTE (jonhzc83 @ Mar 2 2005, 23:20 ) Originally posted by tkk@Mar 2 2005, 22:16
Originally posted by Lynx210@Mar 2 2005, 17:20
Originally posted by tkk@Mar 2 2005, 15:56
--QuoteBegin-jonhzc83
@Mar 1 2005, 21:27
maybe u can ask NiJ, the other day talked to him and he mention some size but i forgot liao... sorry cant help. KK and recommendation?? i m also interested! :rolleyes:
hi dude,
same as me HKS 40mm.. who interested go see the model in BSA ...
i think 35-40mm is good enough for our 1.8cc car..
It's that mean dun care how many bar v boosting ??? Just bout this 1.8 cc v can use 35-40+mm ??? :blink:
brother... how many boost you want to run first?
HKS 40mm can go up to 400hp. ;)
will there be any turbo lag... if an external wastegate is installed??? i know the responds when the turbo kicks in will be very much compare to an internal wastegate or actuator... but before it kicks in... any lag?? [/b][/quote] always lag gua.... now also lag.... boost reponse should be quicker and if ure wastegate is properly sized it will decrease spool up time and prevent boost creeping...... |
Originally posted by tkk+Mar 2 2005, 22:16 -->
QUOTE (tkk @ Mar 2 2005, 22:16 ) Originally posted by Lynx210@Mar 2 2005, 17:20
Originally posted by tkk@Mar 2 2005, 15:56
--QuoteBegin-jonhzc83
@Mar 1 2005, 21:27
maybe u can ask NiJ, the other day talked to him and he mention some size but i forgot liao... sorry cant help. KK and recommendation?? i m also interested! :rolleyes:
hi dude,
same as me HKS 40mm.. who interested go see the model in BSA ...
i think 35-40mm is good enough for our 1.8cc car..
It's that mean dun care how many bar v boosting ??? Just bout this 1.8 cc v can use 35-40+mm ??? :blink:
brother... how many boost you want to run first? HKS 40mm can go up to 400hp. ;) [/b][/quote] So if i plan to boost 1.4 max 1.2 nor 1.0 low so 40 mm can ah ?????? My sifu Mr TKK???? :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: |
good info... agree with you brother.. ;)Originally posted by SomeGuy_sg@Mar 12 2005, 04:22
Wastegate or BOV ?
If you are talking about the stock turbo with internal wastegate on your engine , You would only need to port out your internal wastegate on the turbo . I would think that the ported wastegate port exhaust flow would be cheaper and better way to go . .9 Bar is do-able . But i do like to warn you that most stock turbos efficiency run out about about 1Bar .
If you already have a after-market turbo , than you would like to get an upgraded external wastegate . I would choose the wastegate on the type of turbo and the amount of boost you would be running . For a 1.8 engine a good turbo would be a Garrett GT28 series BB turbo. With that turbo running medium to high boost . A 38 or a 40 mm wastegate would be recommended (with high boost , you would get a harder spring for the wastegate) Tial makes nice wastegate and medium range prices .
Please take care thou . General rule of thumb , if you are aiming for a 20%-50% power up stock turbo engine will do fine . If you are aiming for power levels above 70% . Plus upgrade your engine to match .
Remember Piston , Con-rods and crankshaft , main components first .
ps; Take everything with a pinch of salt , everything i said is from my point of view :) Drive safe
good info... agree with you brother.. ;)Originally posted by tkk+Mar 13 2005, 00:19 -->
QUOTE(tkk @ Mar 13 2005, 00:19 )
--QuoteBegin-SomeGuy_sg@Mar 12 2005, 04:22
Wastegate or BOV ?
If you are talking about the stock turbo with internal wastegate on your engine , You would only need to port out your internal wastegate on the turbo . I would think that the ported wastegate port exhaust flow would be cheaper and better way to go . .9 Bar is do-able . But i do like to warn you that most stock turbos efficiency run out about about 1Bar .
If you already have a after-market turbo , than you would like to get an upgraded external wastegate . I would choose the wastegate on the type of turbo and the amount of boost you would be running . For a 1.8 engine a good turbo would be a Garrett GT28 series BB turbo. With that turbo running medium to high boost . A 38 or a 40 mm wastegate would be recommended (with high boost , you would get a harder spring for the wastegate) Tial makes nice wastegate and medium range prices .
Please take care thou . General rule of thumb , if you are aiming for a 20%-50% power up stock turbo engine will do fine . If you are aiming for power levels above 70% . Plus upgrade your engine to match .
Remember Piston , Con-rods and crankshaft , main components first .
ps; Take everything with a pinch of salt , everything i said is from my point of view :) Drive safe
Originally posted by jonhzc83+Mar 20 2005, 22:54 -->
QUOTE(jonhzc83 @ Mar 20 2005, 22:54 )
Originally posted by tkk@Mar 13 2005, 00:19
--QuoteBegin-SomeGuy_sg@Mar 12 2005, 04:22
Wastegate or BOV ?
If you are talking about the stock turbo with internal wastegate on your engine , You would only need to port out your internal wastegate on the turbo . I would think that the ported wastegate port exhaust flow would be cheaper and better way to go . .9 Bar is do-able . But i do like to warn you that most stock turbos efficiency run out about about 1Bar .
If you already have a after-market turbo , than you would like to get an upgraded external wastegate . I would choose the wastegate on the type of turbo and the amount of boost you would be running . For a 1.8 engine a good turbo would be a Garrett GT28 series BB turbo. With that turbo running medium to high boost . A 38 or a 40 mm wastegate would be recommended (with high boost , you would get a harder spring for the wastegate) Tial makes nice wastegate and medium range prices .
Please take care thou . General rule of thumb , if you are aiming for a 20%-50% power up stock turbo engine will do fine . If you are aiming for power levels above 70% . Plus upgrade your engine to match .
Remember Piston , Con-rods and crankshaft , main components first .
ps; Take everything with a pinch of salt , everything i said is from my point of view :) Drive safe
good info... agree with you brother.. ;)
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Originally posted by jonhzc83+Mar 20 2005, 22:54 -->
QUOTE(jonhzc83 @ Mar 20 2005, 22:54 )
Originally posted by tkk@Mar 13 2005, 00:19
--QuoteBegin-SomeGuy_sg@Mar 12 2005, 04:22
Wastegate or BOV ?
If you are talking about the stock turbo with internal wastegate on your engine , You would only need to port out your internal wastegate on the turbo . I would think that the ported wastegate port exhaust flow would be cheaper and better way to go . .9 Bar is do-able . But i do like to warn you that most stock turbos efficiency run out about about 1Bar .
If you already have a after-market turbo , than you would like to get an upgraded external wastegate . I would choose the wastegate on the type of turbo and the amount of boost you would be running . For a 1.8 engine a good turbo would be a Garrett GT28 series BB turbo. With that turbo running medium to high boost . A 38 or a 40 mm wastegate would be recommended (with high boost , you would get a harder spring for the wastegate) Tial makes nice wastegate and medium range prices .
Please take care thou . General rule of thumb , if you are aiming for a 20%-50% power up stock turbo engine will do fine . If you are aiming for power levels above 70% . Plus upgrade your engine to match .
Remember Piston , Con-rods and crankshaft , main components first .
ps; Take everything with a pinch of salt , everything i said is from my point of view :) Drive safe
good info... agree with you brother.. ;)
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Originally posted by tkk+Mar 21 2005, 10:00 -->
QUOTE(tkk @ Mar 21 2005, 10:00 )
Originally posted by jonhzc83@Mar 20 2005, 22:54
Originally posted by tkk@Mar 13 2005, 00:19
--QuoteBegin-SomeGuy_sg@Mar 12 2005, 04:22
Wastegate or BOV ?
If you are talking about the stock turbo with internal wastegate on your engine , You would only need to port out your internal wastegate on the turbo . I would think that the ported wastegate port exhaust flow would be cheaper and better way to go . .9 Bar is do-able . But i do like to warn you that most stock turbos efficiency run out about about 1Bar .
If you already have a after-market turbo , than you would like to get an upgraded external wastegate . I would choose the wastegate on the type of turbo and the amount of boost you would be running . For a 1.8 engine a good turbo would be a Garrett GT28 series BB turbo. With that turbo running medium to high boost . A 38 or a 40 mm wastegate would be recommended (with high boost , you would get a harder spring for the wastegate) Tial makes nice wastegate and medium range prices .
Please take care thou . General rule of thumb , if you are aiming for a 20%-50% power up stock turbo engine will do fine . If you are aiming for power levels above 70% . Plus upgrade your engine to match .
Remember Piston , Con-rods and crankshaft , main components first .
ps; Take everything with a pinch of salt , everything i said is from my point of view :) Drive safe
good info... agree with you brother.. ;)
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to what i know... B8 210 engines comes with forged pistons and harden con rods and crankshaft!! so ori engine can boost up high?? Kolo told me 210 engine can go up to 450++bhp without a problem using stock engine components!! rite KK?
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