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Old 29 October 2014, 02:19 PM
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Quick question, I have a 2004 impreza wrx and I am collecting parts to hopefully clear just over 300bhp. I have bought a TD05-16g turbo and was wondering what I would gain from this or would I be better selling and buy a turbo from the VF range??

Other mods will be: STI up pipe, prodrive sports cat down pipe, afterburner decat cat back with 3rd cat removed, 550cc injectors, walbro fuel pump and 3 port solenoid bc.

Will all the above, turbo included, get me past that 300 number? Not looking for silly figures as dont want to jeopardise gearbox, etc but 320-330 would be nice
Old 29 October 2014, 02:41 PM
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got a TD05 16g on mine running 3O5.4bhp

what intercooler you going to be running ?
Old 29 October 2014, 03:16 PM
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I think IC will be limiting factor to go past 300.16g sould be equal to vf34,35 power vise (340-360).
For decent £ you can get STI one.....good for 400bhp.

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Old 29 October 2014, 04:28 PM
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I'm running a 16g and happy with it, I also believe that the mitsubishi td05 is a stronger more reliable unit at elevated boost levels
Old 29 October 2014, 04:29 PM
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With the mods you list, running a VF35, my Blob WRX I made 312.1bhp . That was on the standard intercooler. I ran it in that state of tune for 2 years with no issue. Mine had a full Milltek decat. Mapped by Paul Blamire.
Old 29 October 2014, 04:40 PM
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Sorry fellas forgot to say...also getting an STI tmic...I knew I would forget something, the 16g is brand new but are they good for reliability? Power is one thing but reliability is priority no.1 for me
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Well depends on the quality as you can eaither get chap china ebay units or lets say SC36 billet for 1k £.

VFs are decent turbos and can work without any issues (other than cracked housing) for many many mikes
Old 29 October 2014, 08:31 PM
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I got a td05 .16g and i.m running 320+bhp with surporting mods ....remap tweek soon i hooe will be around 340bhp+
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just changed out my vf28 for a 16g and a harvey trick uppipe, id say the 16g with the uppipe spools the same if not quicker than the 28 and has a load more punch. the 28 and a harveypipe would be pretty awesome for spool i rekon
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So with the TD05 I could be looking at around 310-340? I have read that the TD05's are pretty bullet proof. Is there anything else you think I should add or are the mods I mentioned all I need? Once Ive got everything I'm going to get it all fitted in one go and mapped so the change should be more noticeable
Old 29 October 2014, 11:57 PM
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I hope you don't mind me joining the thread as I have a similar query.......except for I'm keen to hear people's views of the VF35 vs VF43.
All the other spec is proposed to be the same but on a 2003 car.
I don't hear much about the VF43 but it's a newer turbo......
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Vf35 is good turbo for 330-350bhp.
Vf43 can push a bit more but it is more sutablo for 2,5l engines.
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Thanks beliblisk, when you say it's more suitable for the 2.5 , what do you mean? Thanks
Old 30 October 2014, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Hatch WRX
Thanks beliblisk, when you say it's more suitable for the 2.5 , what do you mean? Thanks
Exhaust housing is bigger
Old 30 October 2014, 03:03 PM
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It can be a little laggier on 2.0 but can make up to 370bhp......on my forged 2,5 ill try billet vf 43 in the spring (hoping for 380-400)

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