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Old Mar 21, 2011 | 10:04 PM
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Hey there people wondering if you could shed a bit of light?? When ive got some spare brass i would like to upgrade the turbo on my96 UK turbo impreza for maybe a roller bearing turbo, or something that spools quick (open to suggestions) but upon doing this mod is there anything else i need to do or is it just a case of unbolt old turbo and replace with new one?

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Old Mar 21, 2011 | 10:19 PM
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edit, just looked your profile yes you already have a tdo5 so leave as is or spend big money.

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Hey there people wondering if you could shed a bit of light?? When ive got some spare brass i would like to upgrade the turbo on my96 UK turbo impreza for maybe a roller bearing turbo, or something that spools quick (open to suggestions) but upon doing this mod is there anything else i need to do or is it just a case of unbolt old turbo and replace with new one?

Thankis in advance

Steve



if your car is the pre facelift then it will already have a tdo5 on it which is a more than capable turbo, if its the later face lifted car then it will have the tdo4 turbo, either way if you change it you to get it remapped to get the most out of it and to make sure its safe.

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Hi bud thanks for the prompt response but im sure my motor has a td04 on it, noticed when i was changing the downpipe like you say though i read somewhere that mine should have had a td05 on but it is a pre-facelift v2, not too familiar yet with scoobs although ive owned it a while now lol
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Originally Posted by lockie_2000_turbo
Hi bud thanks for the prompt response but im sure my motor has a td04 on it, noticed when i was changing the downpipe like you say though i read somewhere that mine should have had a td05 on but it is a pre-facelift v2, not too familiar yet with scoobs although ive owned it a while now lol

its should have the tdo5 on it although it may of been changed at some point for a tdo4 by someone who didn't know what they were doing.
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aahhh so a standard td05 would be better??
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Originally Posted by lockie_2000_turbo
aahhh so a standard td05 would be better??

yes the the standard tdo5 is a better turbo.
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what about a used vf series turbo from an sti?
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Originally Posted by ginger321
what about a used vf series turbo from an sti?

what about it?
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Originally Posted by my94wrx
yes the the standard tdo5 is a better turbo.
Cheers for your help fella
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Originally Posted by lockie_2000_turbo
Cheers for your help fella

no probs.
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No idea what a v2 uk car is, they never made any v2 uk cars, for these its just model year (MY) and model (turbo 2000) as it gets confusing otherwise

So you have an MY96 (phase 1 engine) with a td04 and you want a better spooling turbo? which tbh is hard to do as a td04 spools up like lightening, so either its not mapped for that car (really bad idea, kills engines) or its a td05 still.
Go have a look in the morning on the plate on the turbo, we have to know exactly what has been done with the car or even better, go to a speciallist and they can inspect the car to see how its running/chipped etc

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Originally Posted by ginger321
what about a used vf series turbo from an sti?
The vf series turbo is a better range than td but you would require a remap to suit say a 28/34/35 vf turbo.
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Originally Posted by my94wrx
what about it?
their generally higher spec units than the Td ones. The vf28 in my sti made 319bhp on a totally stock exhaust.

Had 334 bhp out of my last vf28 sti on a sports exhaust.

Just thought it was another option rather than sticking to more basic td04s or 5s
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