TD05 vs VF Turbos
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TD05 vs VF Turbos
Out of interest which of these turbos would see the most acheivable power gains.Ive heard the VF30 is one of the best IHI turbos for performance but is this a standard turbo or a hybrid? also how does the VF30 compare to the TD05
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the TDO5 is cheaper to buy, cheaper to repair, more reliable but spools a little later, it will hold much higher boost without exploding, oh did i say its cheaper
i would take a TDO5 over any VF turbo
i would take a TDO5 over any VF turbo
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td05's are getting rarer.
somebody keeps snapping them up!
then you need a front entry conversion, allow say £350 all in for a good condition second hand unit converted.
cant comment on ihi vf's but while the exchange rate is good why not have a look over the pond(usa).
Tell me this was Daren signing in incorrectly?
somebody keeps snapping them up!
then you need a front entry conversion, allow say £350 all in for a good condition second hand unit converted.
cant comment on ihi vf's but while the exchange rate is good why not have a look over the pond(usa).
Tell me this was Daren signing in incorrectly?
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I have bad experience of VF turbo's - they are crap.........espcially the laggy ones that seem all too common from Turbo Dynamics....................
i.e. loads of lag and poor peak power........you know the ones..............
Wish I hadnt changed the td05/06 now........... just needs to have the exhaust side sorted to stop the surging...... nastiness
i.e. loads of lag and poor peak power........you know the ones..............
Wish I hadnt changed the td05/06 now........... just needs to have the exhaust side sorted to stop the surging...... nastiness
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i have a TD05 thats been fully reconditioned, was goin to sell it for a VF30-34 but im now thinkin of sendin it to Andy F to get a F/E conversion done as ive been told the power gains are better from the TD05
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What's the benefit of making a TD05 front entry ... apart from straighter air flow? Much improvement in airflow / torque / power?
How much work would it be to fit a FE turbo to a scooby with original 90 degree entry turbo ... I know Andy F supplies a 90 degree Samco to mate up with existing pipework for 05/06 20g turbos on these poor beasts ...
IIRC it means lifting manifolds etc?
Ta
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How much work would it be to fit a FE turbo to a scooby with original 90 degree entry turbo ... I know Andy F supplies a 90 degree Samco to mate up with existing pipework for 05/06 20g turbos on these poor beasts ...
IIRC it means lifting manifolds etc?
Ta
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Originally Posted by vulnax999
Daz
Does your inlet pipework go under the o/s inlet manifold?
Mine doesn't !
Does your inlet pipework go under the o/s inlet manifold?
Mine doesn't !
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Yeah, bought a 96 TD05 prety cheap,( 90 degree inlet ) in good nic, dropped straight on!
Feel that boost now compared the to TD04 I had on me wagon! All the other mods were too much for the ickle turbo, now working well!!!!!!
Feel that boost now compared the to TD04 I had on me wagon! All the other mods were too much for the ickle turbo, now working well!!!!!!
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[quote=peanuts] was just worried you were about to undertake the mother of all conversions!!! [.quote]
Ahhh by that you mean the turbo converison kit for my GL
I wish
Ahhh by that you mean the turbo converison kit for my GL
I wish
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
Probably around 10bhp in it at the limit between 90 degree and FE on a TD05
Andy
Andy
Does this drop apply to your 05/06 20G items too? with the "adaptor" samco hose for 90 degree inlet systems?
<hijack over, sorrry>
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Not an answer to your question but some info for TD05 buyers out there.
I should be getting my TD05 back from turbo dynamics at the end of the week. Cost me 250 for the turbo from Grade-A (a bit much but I wanted one NOW), and then 150 for a recondition, so 400 all in (and then VAT) for a perfectly running TD05.
Can't wait to get it on my MY94 wagon which has a TD04 at present.
I should be getting my TD05 back from turbo dynamics at the end of the week. Cost me 250 for the turbo from Grade-A (a bit much but I wanted one NOW), and then 150 for a recondition, so 400 all in (and then VAT) for a perfectly running TD05.
Can't wait to get it on my MY94 wagon which has a TD04 at present.
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You WILL notice the difference - it is a bit later to respond when you hit the loud pedal ( 300 - 500 rpm later in my case with OBX tubular headers and big up-pipe ) but when it gets to boost, it GOoooes !!! Far faster than the TD04, albeit I have other supporting mods like STiV TMIC & undertray & I/C water spray, walbro fuel pump and reg, full decat exhaust with splitter, samco hoses etc.
But I had to change ECU Map to support it, as my TD04 map was overboosting and showing some det at 3000 - 4500 rpm ... TD05 map works fine, held 17 - 17.5 PSI, great once going!
But I had to change ECU Map to support it, as my TD04 map was overboosting and showing some det at 3000 - 4500 rpm ... TD05 map works fine, held 17 - 17.5 PSI, great once going!
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I've got a VF30 on my 98 wagon. Not too bad a turbo, pulls nicely.
But, have been lured into one of Andys TD05/06's (again)
So the VF30 will be off if anyone wants to try it. (as long as they dont blow it up)
But, have been lured into one of Andys TD05/06's (again)
So the VF30 will be off if anyone wants to try it. (as long as they dont blow it up)