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Brett

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or here, possibly a little out of date now but still usefull


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best_stig

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What about a TF035? Pretty similar size and the starlet guys over here usually run those.

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Paul S

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Found some useful data that I have not seen before on the Owens Developments site:

http://www.owendevelopments.co.uk/MHIperfo...hargersList.pdf

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mcalvert39

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Its funny that mitsubishi do an upgrade turbo for the subrau.


Brett

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On 16th Oct, 2011 mcalvert39 said:
Its funny that mitsubishi do an upgrade turbo for the subrau.


there is not a massive choice when it comes to turbo's, subaru have to buy there turbo's from somewhere makes sense to buy them in from your own country

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On 16th Oct, 2011 mcalvert39 said:
Its funny that mitsubishi do an upgrade turbo for the subrau.


What's funny ?

Mitsubishi and Subaru ( Or Fuji Heavy Industries ) make many things for many markets. Not just cars.

And Subaru have had Mitsi turbochargers for around 20 years. Certainly nothing new.

And worth baring in mind if looking at Evo turbochargers. Most of them rotate the opposite way.

Edited by stevieturbo on 17th Oct, 2011.

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On 17th Oct, 2011 stevieturbo said:


And worth baring in mind if looking at Evo turbochargers. Most of them rotate the opposite way.


i think thats only the ones that go south of the equator steve .

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I'm quite new in the turbo field and reading these topics with great interest..
found this on ebay :
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-VOLVO-S40-V40-Turbo-TD04L-12T-8-5-49377-06250-/110560400567?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item19bde9d4b7

I have not seen this setup before...is that an internal blow off valve returning to compressor intake?

could this make a good turbo for a road going 1380?

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Ooooo twin scroll. What a find :)

The TD04L-12T should be good for 200hp it says in the blurb I posted yesterday.

EDIT: Good write up on twin scroll:

http://www.modified.com/tech/modp-0906-twi...gn/viewall.html

Also talks a lot about exhaust manifold design and pulse tuning.

Edited by Paul S on 17th Oct, 2011.

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Many of the Volvo's from later model 940 turbo's use Mitsi TD04 based units, but with a T25 style flange.
Seems a lot of the later fwd use similar units too, although maybe rated at higher power.

And @ Robert

All Mitsubishi Evo's from around Ev05 onwards, the turbocharger rotates anti-clockwise. with the scroll etc opening the opposite way to the more conventional CW rotation units everyone else uses.

Why they do this Ive no idea

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Brett

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the one on my ovlov is i believe a TD04 19T with a t2 sort of style flange ( maybe t25? dunno not seen a t25 turbo to hand)

fredski, the internal re-circ thing can be blocked and ive seen kits from volvo tuners to block the standard re-circ valve and replace with an atmospheric bov

Edited by Brett on 17th Oct, 2011.

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stevieturbo

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AFAIK there is no separate T2/T25/T etc

There is the T3 flange, then the other units carry a smaller flange.

So T2, T25, T28 etc are all the same. Unless there is an odd OEM flange thrown in somewhere

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DVSMNI

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the td04 is off a mitsubishi gsr, this has the 4g93T engine which is a 1800cc, the turbos are small most people throw them away here in nz and upgrade to the td05 20G, the turbos are good an people do 15psi + threw them.

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also these cars were first produced in 1992, they come out in the same shaped car as evolution 123 shape lancer.

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