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RicouGT 08 June 2004 07:18 PM

how can i fit a TD05/06-20g on my96 ?
 
i've received by andy a beautifull td05/06-20G and i'm going to fit it on my impreza my96 (so, with the 90° turbo entry)

Andy has send this with a samco hose to make the 90° entry, that's ok

i'm going to fit my td05/06-20g on my MY96 car but i've some troubles....

i've find an adaptator to fit my inlet plenum on the samco hose, that's ok...but the samco is posed on the inlet manifold...and i don't see how i can do to put the inlet plenum (which remove the 2nd resonator after maf) with the waste gate which is very large....if you have some photo or/and the solution to my troubles, i thank you to say me how i can do that...


http://pageperso.aol.fr/GOULERET/web...50620g+005.jpg
http://pageperso.aol.fr/GOULERET/web...50620g+006.jpg
http://pageperso.aol.fr/GOULERET/web...50620g+007.jpg

edit for photo

Andy.F 08 June 2004 10:12 PM

I'll try and get you some pics of how Jonny Gav done this on his car of the same year.
I'm not sure how he done it but it sure works well !!

Andy

RicouGT 09 June 2004 06:51 AM


Originally Posted by Andy.F
I'll try and get you some pics of how Jonny Gav done this on his car of the same year.
I'm not sure how he done it but it sure works well !!

Andy

sure ! it works very well...he must have solution ! ;)

is there only jonny who has fitted this turbo on a >96 car ?

PeteTheFinn 09 June 2004 10:46 AM

I used this on my TD05 FE. It works quite well. The 20g is probably a bit bigger though.

http://www.subaruclubfinland.net/kuv...e/asennus3.jpg

David_Wallis 09 June 2004 11:10 AM

is that bolted to the up-pipe? is the top bracket on?

cut a little off one end of the samco as it will need a tight bend.

RicouGT 09 June 2004 11:27 AM


is that bolted to the up-pipe? is the top bracket on?

cut a little off one end of the samco as it will need a tight bend
no, i've just put with hand the turbo to see how it would take place...

Andy.F 09 June 2004 11:48 AM

The 20G is only a few mm longer than the 16G FE so a similar set up should fit. I initially thought the tight 90 degree bend would limit the power but it doesn't. The larger bore must compensate.

RicouGT 09 June 2004 12:17 PM

i remember you i've the original airbox, the fitting showed for the td05fe is approximately same as mine concerning the turbo fitting...

:confused: :confused:

is there anyone who has fitted this turbo on a 95/96 except jonny gav ? :confused: :confused:

vulnax999 09 June 2004 11:59 PM


Originally Posted by Andy.F
The 20G is only a few mm longer than the 16G FE so a similar set up should fit. I initially thought the tight 90 degree bend would limit the power but it doesn't. The larger bore must compensate.

Andy

Do you do the TD05/06 20G with a 90 degree entry cover? Would that still fit and make it easier for the earlier cars with 90 degree entry turbos?

What;s involved in fitting a FE turbo to an engine that came with a 90 degree entry turbo, ?

Ta

Neil

Andy.F 10 June 2004 01:24 AM

The 20g is front entry by design thats why we use a samco bend to convert it for the early cars.

Andy

Jolly Green Monster 10 June 2004 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by David_Wallis
is that bolted to the up-pipe? is the top bracket on?

cut a little off one end of the samco as it will need a tight bend.

I think David has hit the nail on the head, you need to trim a little off the samco where it attaches to the Turbo so you can get the bend up past the inlet manifold without deforming the samco bend so much.. You might want a small bit of steel pipe to go in the top of the samco and into the OE pipe as clamping samco to rubber pipe might be a bit difficult.

Tell you want send me the turbo and samco and I'll fit it to my car and test it out for you :D ;)

Simon

David_Wallis 10 June 2004 10:43 AM

Bolt the turbo up loosely first.. holding it in by hand never works well enough to see where things fit.


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