Which Turbo (TD04 or TD05)
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I could do with some advice 
My UK94 has damaged its turbo compressor and I need it rebuilding. However I have the choice of having a hybrid TD04 or a hybrid TD05 being built.
I run 1.3bar with a vent to atmos BoV. What spec should I get it built to ?
360 degree bearings, clipped intake and larger compressor ????
What does anyone think ?
Cheers
Mark
Edited for smelling pistakes
[This message has been edited by Blackscooby (edited 02 April 2001).]

My UK94 has damaged its turbo compressor and I need it rebuilding. However I have the choice of having a hybrid TD04 or a hybrid TD05 being built.
I run 1.3bar with a vent to atmos BoV. What spec should I get it built to ?
360 degree bearings, clipped intake and larger compressor ????
What does anyone think ?
Cheers
Mark
Edited for smelling pistakes

[This message has been edited by Blackscooby (edited 02 April 2001).]
It depends on what you want. 3600 degree bearing should be a good investment anyway.
For more boost at high rpm, go for the bigger one, for more low-rpm torque and less turbo lag, go for the smaller one. If you mean cut back blades, then this will give less restrictions to the exhaust but at 1.3 bar that's not a problem anyway I think so that's a waste of money.
Hope it helps!
For more boost at high rpm, go for the bigger one, for more low-rpm torque and less turbo lag, go for the smaller one. If you mean cut back blades, then this will give less restrictions to the exhaust but at 1.3 bar that's not a problem anyway I think so that's a waste of money.
Hope it helps!
Mark, I can't believe you're still on the original turbo!
Wouldn't you be better trying to pick up a second hand VF22/23 which will give you a cooler charge and therefore more power for any given boost.
Andrew...
Wouldn't you be better trying to pick up a second hand VF22/23 which will give you a cooler charge and therefore more power for any given boost.
Andrew...
TD05 flows virtually as much air as the VF22, is good for 1.6 bar and, being sleeve bearing, is tougher as well, bit more lag (maybe) although I didn't find that in my Wagon. To fit the later VF range you would need to have made an adapter elbow, or change the inlet manifolding/induction/fuel rails etc to the later MY97/98 type.
Ran mine for in excess of 50,000 miles at 1.4 bar and its still going strong.
Bob
Ran mine for in excess of 50,000 miles at 1.4 bar and its still going strong.
Bob
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