Similar tdo5 turbos
#1
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Similar tdo5 turbos
Going to be getting my car mapped in a month or so but I'm unsure whether to stick with my tdo5 turbo?
Can someone help me by telling me what similar turbos are out there that would be better? Faster spoiling etc only looking to push at max 320bhp
my car is a version 2 classic and also do I go d/v or not? Or is there no difference
Can someone help me by telling me what similar turbos are out there that would be better? Faster spoiling etc only looking to push at max 320bhp
my car is a version 2 classic and also do I go d/v or not? Or is there no difference
#4
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full exhaust system
440cc injectors
fmic
lightned pulleys
new oil pump
oil cooler
255 fuel pump
big rad + high flow thermostat
going to get it mapped with an alcatek ecu with a/l and l/c
i think that's it, the car has done less than 1000miles in the last 2years.
Basically my friend went through 2 tdo5 turbos within the space of a month and with me wanted to take my car to the ring this year and do a few track days I don't really want it breaking so I'm either going to get it rebuilt or I'd replace it for a faster spooling turbo
440cc injectors
fmic
lightned pulleys
new oil pump
oil cooler
255 fuel pump
big rad + high flow thermostat
going to get it mapped with an alcatek ecu with a/l and l/c
i think that's it, the car has done less than 1000miles in the last 2years.
Basically my friend went through 2 tdo5 turbos within the space of a month and with me wanted to take my car to the ring this year and do a few track days I don't really want it breaking so I'm either going to get it rebuilt or I'd replace it for a faster spooling turbo
Last edited by Townsend94; 10 January 2017 at 12:25 PM.
#6
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whats everyone's thought on the vf30or vf35 turbos for a version 2?
would that be better than my old tdo5 and would I need to modify it in anyway or is it a straight swap
Last edited by Townsend94; 10 January 2017 at 12:59 PM.
#7
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VF30/35 will spool a touch earlier. All 3 will make similar power. TD05 will hit harder in the midrange like an old-fashioned turbo. The VFs are a bit more linear. TD05 supposedly tougher and cheaper/easier to rebuild.
Is your V2 front entry or top entry? That could make a difference when deciding. I'd personally stick with the TD05 and see how you get on first.
Is your V2 front entry or top entry? That could make a difference when deciding. I'd personally stick with the TD05 and see how you get on first.
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#8
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VF30/35 will spool a touch earlier. All 3 will make similar power. TD05 will hit harder in the midrange like an old-fashioned turbo. The VFs are a bit more linear. TD05 supposedly tougher and cheaper/easier to rebuild.
Is your V2 front entry or top entry? That could make a difference when deciding. I'd personally stick with the TD05 and see how you get on first.
Is your V2 front entry or top entry? That could make a difference when deciding. I'd personally stick with the TD05 and see how you get on first.
That spec should easily make 320+ with a good map.
#9
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what he said. I'd stick with the TD05 too and get it mapped by someone reputable. I've got a TD05 16G billet on my newage STI which makes 350+bhp. They're slightly dated turbos now, but can still make good usable power, and as said - they're cheap as chips and tough as old boots.
That spec should easily make 320+ with a good map.
That spec should easily make 320+ with a good map.
#10
How to tell if i have a 20g tdo5
Hi guys sorry to jump on someone else thread. Does anybody know if its actually stamped on the turbo if I have a tdo5 20g? Not long bought a wrx v1 and the guy said it has a 20g turbo but not sure if he is telling porkies. Is there any tell tail signs like markings on the turbo or will the turbo have to come off to be able to tell? Thanks
Last edited by MattToms; 18 September 2017 at 03:03 PM.