Splitting turbo for porting WG..?
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Splitting turbo for porting WG..?
Got a VF35 on it's way for my WRX and plan on porting WG myself, however, is removing exhaust housing as simple as undoing centre band and separating..?
Are there any potential problems..? Have heard they can be seized together quite well..!
Don't fancy the US way of porting the unit whole and cleaning up with a magnetic wand..!
Cheers,
J
Are there any potential problems..? Have heard they can be seized together quite well..!
Don't fancy the US way of porting the unit whole and cleaning up with a magnetic wand..!
Cheers,
J
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Originally Posted by jasonius
Got a VF35 on it's way for my WRX and plan on porting WG myself, however, is removing exhaust housing as simple as undoing centre band and separating..?
Are there any potential problems..? Have heard they can be seized together quite well..!
Don't fancy the US way of porting the unit whole and cleaning up with a magnetic wand..!
Cheers,
J
Are there any potential problems..? Have heard they can be seized together quite well..!
Don't fancy the US way of porting the unit whole and cleaning up with a magnetic wand..!
Cheers,
J
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tried to do the same to my vf35, but it didnt want to come apart, anyone done this?
I didnt want to get my precision tools of hammer and chisel out so how do you split the turbo?
I havnt ported it yet,
Jasonius, I have found some good info on the net, what do you intend to do to the VF35?
I didnt want to get my precision tools of hammer and chisel out so how do you split the turbo?
I havnt ported it yet,
Jasonius, I have found some good info on the net, what do you intend to do to the VF35?
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I've done this on a TD05, I found soaking in WD40 overnight followed by a fresh razor blade round the joint to cut through any rust did the trick with a few light taps from a flathead screwdriver to break the seal.
Also porting here http://forums.sidc.co.uk/forums/578070/ShowPost.aspx
Also porting here http://forums.sidc.co.uk/forums/578070/ShowPost.aspx
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Dremel.......... you must have a lot of time on your hands ???
If you don't have access to a die grinder, use an electric drill, flexi extension, and a tungston carbide bur, and it will take minutes. A Dremel will take hours.
Just blend in for the up pipe, and don't over do the WG. VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
Mark.
If you don't have access to a die grinder, use an electric drill, flexi extension, and a tungston carbide bur, and it will take minutes. A Dremel will take hours.
Just blend in for the up pipe, and don't over do the WG. VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
Mark.
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Originally Posted by R19KET
...VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
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Originally Posted by R19KET
Dremel.......... you must have a lot of time on your hands ???
If you don't have access to a die grinder, use an electric drill, flexi extension, and a tungston carbide bur, and it will take minutes. A Dremel will take hours.
Just blend in for the up pipe, and don't over do the WG. VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
Mark.
If you don't have access to a die grinder, use an electric drill, flexi extension, and a tungston carbide bur, and it will take minutes. A Dremel will take hours.
Just blend in for the up pipe, and don't over do the WG. VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
Mark.
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Originally Posted by Zen Performance
VF35 will often boost creep with 3" exhaust and standard headers, 1.6 bar at 7000rpm isn't unknown on UK STIs with a well flowing exhaust in place of standard or PPP system.
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Originally Posted by R19KET
Dremel.......... you must have a lot of time on your hands ???
If you don't have access to a die grinder, use an electric drill, flexi extension, and a tungston carbide bur, and it will take minutes. A Dremel will take hours.
Just blend in for the up pipe, and don't over do the WG. VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
Mark.
If you don't have access to a die grinder, use an electric drill, flexi extension, and a tungston carbide bur, and it will take minutes. A Dremel will take hours.
Just blend in for the up pipe, and don't over do the WG. VF turbo's really shouldn't need the WG ported on a 2.0lt, since that's what they were designed for, and fitted as standard !
Mark.
and as you say "dont over do it"
I have time, no rush, all the performance bits are making a nice display in the garage.
I have a full decat, and for the sake of a little porting / polishing, its worth doing
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Sorry to hijack your thread, but, I've got a TD05 which hits 1.0 bar, then creeps up to fuel cut. If I ported the WG would this eliminate the boost creep, or do I really need a remap?
Sorry - thanks!!!!
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Originally Posted by nickwrxstiV2
Sorry to hijack your thread, but, I've got a TD05 which hits 1.0 bar, then creeps up to fuel cut. If I ported the WG would this eliminate the boost creep, or do I really need a remap?
Sorry - thanks!!!!
Sorry - thanks!!!!
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