Who does Hybrid TD04's?
06 September 2010, 09:30 AM
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Who does Hybrid TD04's?
Hi all 
Who supplies hybrid TD04 turbochargers? Tried to get in touch with both Andy Forrester and Harvey from here and had no reply from either.
Happy to go direct to someone like Turbo Technics or CR Turbos if there is a known spec.
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Who supplies hybrid TD04 turbochargers? Tried to get in touch with both Andy Forrester and Harvey from here and had no reply from either.
Happy to go direct to someone like Turbo Technics or CR Turbos if there is a known spec.
Cheers
06 September 2010, 09:56 AM
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Andy F and Harvey are both spot on. Both are always busy as a result.
Andy generally gets back to E-Mail's pretty quickly. I had a guy contact him yesterday for a mapping date and he got a date in October today.
I have been in a classic with an Andy F TD04 hybrid and the spool is amazing!!
Andy generally gets back to E-Mail's pretty quickly. I had a guy contact him yesterday for a mapping date and he got a date in October today.
I have been in a classic with an Andy F TD04 hybrid and the spool is amazing!!
06 September 2010, 10:03 AM
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I sent Andy an email 8 days ago and no reply so far. If I get stuck finding one i'll give him a call, but for non-urgent enquiries such as this I prefer to email first as to not break someone away from his work.
06 September 2010, 12:16 PM
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He does get rather lot of emails - make sure your email header makes it clear you are intending to buy form him as he gets a lot of queries on advice too.
Soemthing like "SuBject - I'd like to but a TD04 Hybrid" !
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Soemthing like "SuBject - I'd like to but a TD04 Hybrid" !
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the main benefits are hybrids have quicker spool times (less lag) than you'd get off a bigger turbo and you still get all the power of a bigger turbo. Depending on application they're sometimes more suited to an engine over just fitting a bigger turbo.
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I have a hybrid TD04, an amazing turbo, i was running 1.2 and made 300.1 bhp with 310 torque, but this was mapped on a very hot day and a lot of heat soak, so now its colder its running higher boost, I am going on the rollers on the 8th so will let you know the out come.
I would highly recommend this turbo to anyone, I have the andy f one on mine.
I would highly recommend this turbo to anyone, I have the andy f one on mine.
30 September 2010, 09:36 PM
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Sounds to me like you need to ring him:
CONTACT
info@andyforrestperformance.co.uk
or
andyf9000@hotmail.com
Tel
01875 811811
AFP Subaru Ltd
Unit 21 Harbour Road
Port Seton
East Lothian
EH32 0DS
CONTACT
info@andyforrestperformance.co.uk
or
andyf9000@hotmail.com
Tel
01875 811811
AFP Subaru Ltd
Unit 21 Harbour Road
Port Seton
East Lothian
EH32 0DS
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