380s to 440s, driving without a map?
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Nothing on Andy's site about the conversion, however;
I've got a thread on 22b.com about FE conversion, Andy's post copied above.
Not sure on the VF equivalent to a 16g, IIRC earlier VF's don't like a lot of boost though.
Originally posted by Andy.F:
Yes, easiest way is to send me £60
Yes, easiest way is to send me £60
Not sure on the VF equivalent to a 16g, IIRC earlier VF's don't like a lot of boost though.
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Extensive research has revealed that the VF35 is a very similar turbo to the TD05-16, apparently spools nice and quick and is capable of 350bhp. The 'perfect turbo for a classic' I seem to remember reading somewhere on here.
However what's better, buying a TD05 then spending a further £60 and getting a conversion kit from AF, or just holding out for a VF35 to show up? I think it will depend on the work involved, is the AF conversion just a different compressor housing or is it a much more in depth job to change it to front entry?
However what's better, buying a TD05 then spending a further £60 and getting a conversion kit from AF, or just holding out for a VF35 to show up? I think it will depend on the work involved, is the AF conversion just a different compressor housing or is it a much more in depth job to change it to front entry?
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Just found your post on 22b.com, could you let me know what Andy says about the conversion and what's involved? £60 seems quite good if it's the housing as they're about £80 including delivery from Japan for the same thing, if they are the same!
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