TD05 BOLT STRIGHT ON
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TD05 BOLT STRIGHT ON
Can i just buy one of these turbos and bolt it stright onto my 52 plate wrx ? iknow about the stright and 90degree bends, I am only guessing i will also need a remap after but can it still be driven with it on with out a remap ?
Last edited by NEILB1; 25 April 2010 at 06:00 PM.
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You would have to run it off boost....the TD05 flows a lot more air than the smaller TD04 sibling. OK to drive to the mappers but not for driving around.
It does bolt on after converting to FE but you have to grind a small flange off the turbo housing
Shaun
It does bolt on after converting to FE but you have to grind a small flange off the turbo housing
Shaun
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Sorry James.....missed that, I thought the OP had actually bought one LOL
Good thinking, the VF35 from the STi bug would be a straight swap
The VF35 and the TD05 are very similar in performance
Shaun
Good thinking, the VF35 from the STi bug would be a straight swap
The VF35 and the TD05 are very similar in performance
Shaun
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Andy Forrest does still sell the front entry conversions. I bought one from him by mail order last month.
I got a td05 after speaking to Andy and a few other trusted and well versed scooby owners/racers. The spool up from the 16g is meant to be slightly earlier than the vf34/35, and it can make roughly the same top end. Was also told that the td05 is bullet proof, and easier to service and replace parts if necessary.
When i fitted mine last week apart from replacing the air housing to a front entry (£60 or so posted), I also had to re-route an oil feed pipe. You can't simply use the old one from the td04 because it's 12mm coupling and the td05 is 14mm.
Everything else with the td05 was a piece of cake, and looking forward to finishing off my high boost map with Andy next week.
Hope this helps you make your mind up?
I got a td05 after speaking to Andy and a few other trusted and well versed scooby owners/racers. The spool up from the 16g is meant to be slightly earlier than the vf34/35, and it can make roughly the same top end. Was also told that the td05 is bullet proof, and easier to service and replace parts if necessary.
When i fitted mine last week apart from replacing the air housing to a front entry (£60 or so posted), I also had to re-route an oil feed pipe. You can't simply use the old one from the td04 because it's 12mm coupling and the td05 is 14mm.
Everything else with the td05 was a piece of cake, and looking forward to finishing off my high boost map with Andy next week.
Hope this helps you make your mind up?
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Two "minimal hassle" choices:-
1) Same front entry TD04 replacement... + no remap (theoretically, at least)... = std 215bhp... = minimum possible outlay
2) Direct replacement, cost-effective 2nd hand VF35... + decat d/p and/or decat centre (maybe decat uppipe too, seeing as turbo is being replaced )... + EcuTek remap... = <c.340bhp ... = significant extra expense
"You pays yer money........"
1) Same front entry TD04 replacement... + no remap (theoretically, at least)... = std 215bhp... = minimum possible outlay
2) Direct replacement, cost-effective 2nd hand VF35... + decat d/p and/or decat centre (maybe decat uppipe too, seeing as turbo is being replaced )... + EcuTek remap... = <c.340bhp ... = significant extra expense
"You pays yer money........"
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simple old bugeye my01 wrx uk. downpipe cat back 2.5 system,very unrestrictive back box lol,green panel in airbox.soon will be doing up and down decat and remap.
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Yep, if you replace your current TD04 with a VF35 and in conjunction with those other mods, then get EcuTek remapped. I believe the Bugeye WRX TMIC can handle around 350bhp and I think you have 440cc injectors as std, so these will max at c.330-340bhp...
What's more, the VF35 is one of the fastest-spooling sub-350bhp tubbies, as well as being a great buy second hand (if you find a decent low-milage one)
What's more, the VF35 is one of the fastest-spooling sub-350bhp tubbies, as well as being a great buy second hand (if you find a decent low-milage one)
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Yeah, defo!
You'll have easily enough left over to get some 550cc injectors. I'd defo get them too. That way you'll know that the fuelling won't be responsible in capping the potential max bhp/torque gains...
Also with that extra cash, get the Walbro high-flow fuel pump, a new fuel filter and a new set of spark plugs (1 level colder ones, if poss)...
You'll have easily enough left over to get some 550cc injectors. I'd defo get them too. That way you'll know that the fuelling won't be responsible in capping the potential max bhp/torque gains...
Also with that extra cash, get the Walbro high-flow fuel pump, a new fuel filter and a new set of spark plugs (1 level colder ones, if poss)...