Twinscroll choices
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Twinscroll choices
So i have been slowly piecing together and researching the next batch of upgrades that will be going on over the next few months. I have been searching around for the best twin-scroll options, i have came across a few turbo's that are decent spec. Im looking for something that would be good for up to 450bhp at the most i would think, that as as similare spool characteristics to the vf36, if not better. Car is a daily driver and the odd track day probably when done
Current setup:
VF36
spec c headers and up pipe
Milltek DP
Sports hi flow center cat
3" cat back
Hyperflow TMIC
500cc injectors
Deatchwerks fuel pump
Cosworth panel filter
Heat grade 7 plugs
Perrin silicone intake
Grimmspeed EBCS
Recent ej20 rebuild includes:
Wiseco pistons
Eagle rods
Cosworth head gaskets
ACL bearings
ARP head studs
11mm sti oil pump
New timing belt kit with waterpump
Refurbished dual avcs heads
Few twinscroll options i have seen that are good for 400+:
LM400-S60 - Turbo dynamics
LM420-S60 - Turbo dynamics
MD321T - Lateral performance
MD321H - Lateral performance
SC42 - scoobyclinic
Blouch 1.5 XTR
Supporting mods will include
reflowed injectors from lateral performance, approx 800cc
Turboxs fmic
Kstech intake
Anyone know what would be the best option? The LM turbos seem like best value coming with Zircotec Ceramic coating and new water and braided oil lines. Is there any other turbo's i should be looking at or any issues or should be aware of with any of the above?
Current setup:
VF36
spec c headers and up pipe
Milltek DP
Sports hi flow center cat
3" cat back
Hyperflow TMIC
500cc injectors
Deatchwerks fuel pump
Cosworth panel filter
Heat grade 7 plugs
Perrin silicone intake
Grimmspeed EBCS
Recent ej20 rebuild includes:
Wiseco pistons
Eagle rods
Cosworth head gaskets
ACL bearings
ARP head studs
11mm sti oil pump
New timing belt kit with waterpump
Refurbished dual avcs heads
Few twinscroll options i have seen that are good for 400+:
LM400-S60 - Turbo dynamics
LM420-S60 - Turbo dynamics
MD321T - Lateral performance
MD321H - Lateral performance
SC42 - scoobyclinic
Blouch 1.5 XTR
Supporting mods will include
reflowed injectors from lateral performance, approx 800cc
Turboxs fmic
Kstech intake
Anyone know what would be the best option? The LM turbos seem like best value coming with Zircotec Ceramic coating and new water and braided oil lines. Is there any other turbo's i should be looking at or any issues or should be aware of with any of the above?
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Blouch 1.5XT-R is based on the 20G,2.5XT-R is based on the Garrett core(here known as SC42),LM-400 and MDX321H are similar,both has been developed with Turbo Dynamics for Lichtfield and Lateral Performance(both has using same exhaust housing,both have Zircotec Ceramic coated housing),both are sold with fitting kit
We are run single scroll MDX321T on the 2.1L and has been awesome.
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Blouch 1.5XT-R is based on the 20G,2.5XT-R is based on the Garrett core(here known as SC42),LM-400 and MDX321H are similar,both has been developed with Turbo Dynamics for Lichtfield and Lateral Performance(both has using same exhaust housing,both have Zircotec Ceramic coated housing),both are sold with fitting kit
We are run single scroll MDX321T on the 2.1L and has been awesome.
Jura
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Hi there
Blouch 1.5XT-R is based on the 20G,2.5XT-R is based on the Garrett core(here known as SC42),LM-400 and MDX321H are similar,both has been developed with Turbo Dynamics for Lichtfield and Lateral Performance(both has using same exhaust housing,both have Zircotec Ceramic coated housing),both are sold with fitting kit
We are run single scroll MDX321T on the 2.1L and has been awesome.
Jura
Blouch 1.5XT-R is based on the 20G,2.5XT-R is based on the Garrett core(here known as SC42),LM-400 and MDX321H are similar,both has been developed with Turbo Dynamics for Lichtfield and Lateral Performance(both has using same exhaust housing,both have Zircotec Ceramic coated housing),both are sold with fitting kit
We are run single scroll MDX321T on the 2.1L and has been awesome.
Jura
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http://lateralperformance.co.uk/prod...et_twin_scroll
Yes and NO on the both,both turbo(LM and Lateral) has been developed by Turbo Dynamics for Lichtfield and Lateral perfomance,Lateral Performance using same exhaust housing as LM,both using same billet turbine wheel
Scoobyclinc developed with Blouch XT-R range,SC using own exhaust housing(7cm) and Blouch using bigger housing(8cm and 10cm)
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ok thanks for clearing that up, i just need to figure out which is the best option for my ej20 setup. i think so far im between the lm-420 and MD312T. MD is slightly more expensive
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Which turbo is best,depends on your bhp target
Any turbo what you are mentioned should perform well on yours build,SC42 is cheapest option and have good results like on single or twin scroll applications.Same as LM-420 or MDX321T,both has been tested by people who run them,as I said,I've only experience with single scroll MDX321T,I would speak with Mark@Big Fud,he running SC42 Twin scroll on his Spec C and about the LM speak to Shaun here,MDX321T Twin scroll running Bicco
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Any turbo what you are mentioned should perform well on yours build,SC42 is cheapest option and have good results like on single or twin scroll applications.Same as LM-420 or MDX321T,both has been tested by people who run them,as I said,I've only experience with single scroll MDX321T,I would speak with Mark@Big Fud,he running SC42 Twin scroll on his Spec C and about the LM speak to Shaun here,MDX321T Twin scroll running Bicco
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ceramic coating costs an extra 250 quid on the sc42, making it 1750 + vat, whereas i thought the lm420 has it included in the price for 1495 + vat, Im just waiting back on some emails to get most up to date prices. Ill try get hold of the guys you mentioned to get some hands on info from them
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i was recommended the MDXLM450-S60, by Turbo dynamics, they said it will give OE like spooling with amazing top end! so am i right in thinking i could get to about 450hp with one of these, with FMIC, 800-900cc injectors, intake and a decent remap on 99? i dont fancy going messing with 20% meth really as its going to be a daily driver still.
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Yep sounds about what you need to me, He would reccomend those turbos he manufactures them, lol, Not so sure about the 'OEM spool' on a larger turbo though, I would have thought it wouldn't spool as quick as a VF36 as they are one of the best/quickest spooling twinscroll turbos,
Don't forget clutch mate, It might not last long and you don't want it going during a mapping session
Don't forget clutch mate, It might not last long and you don't want it going during a mapping session
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Not so sure about the 'OEM spool' on a larger turbo though, I would have thought it wouldn't spool as quick as a VF36 as they are one of the best/quickest spooling twinscroll turbos,
Don't forget clutch mate, It might not last long and you don't want it going during a mapping session
Don't forget clutch mate, It might not last long and you don't want it going during a mapping session
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Ive got a exedy clutch and im running sc42 billet, spools with meth same as vf36 with 1.7 barr pulls to 7250 no drop of boost and makes 430-430 Ive done 3 back to back track days and at least 70 launches removed engine today clutch was 50% gone and had been in for 10k miles.
Shame about me engine though lolol
Shame about me engine though lolol
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Read my project thread if you want to see how the LM400 & LM450 compare to the VF twinscroll. Pages and pages of testing information for you to fall asleep over!
Link in my signature.
Link in my signature.
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Lol how are you keeping shaun I fell asleep years ago Shaun you are bad if not worse than Steve bt on choice's of turbos that you have tried over the years......btw it was a good read tho and rather you going through the pain of testing than me and like the OP im still unsure on which twin scroll to put on mine
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Ive got a exedy clutch and im running sc42 billet, spools with meth same as vf36 with 1.7 barr pulls to 7250 no drop of boost and makes 430-430 Ive done 3 back to back track days and at least 70 launches removed engine today clutch was 50% gone and had been in for 10k miles.
Shame about me engine though lolol
Shame about me engine though lolol
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Cheers Shaun, ill have a read in work today!
I have an Exedy clutch in mine already, not sure which model it is though, Probably a slight improvement on standard one. I was planning to replace it if it goes soon enough after the new turbo goes in
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so im getting close to getting all the parts together.
Uprated fuel pump already fitted.
800cc injectors from lateral waiting to go in
Kstech intake ordered
Turboxs fmic ordered
MDXLM450-S60, will order end of January
New clutch probably!
Anything else i need to support that turbo?
Uprated fuel pump already fitted.
800cc injectors from lateral waiting to go in
Kstech intake ordered
Turboxs fmic ordered
MDXLM450-S60, will order end of January
New clutch probably!
Anything else i need to support that turbo?
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currently on standard intake but will switch to this one when FMIC goes on:
http://www.kstech.biz/servlet/the-13...AF-73mm/Detail
http://www.kstech.biz/servlet/the-13...AF-73mm/Detail
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You won't be disappointed with the lm450 I'm sure, as many others will probably vouch I love mine the low down spool is gret considering its a fairly large turbo, it gets up an goes as soon as you touch the throttle I find, and as Shaun documented on his findings the lm450 has near enough the same low down spool as the standard unit and quickly outruns it within a few rpm, I'm sure it will have a big smile on your face although that said you probably get a smile from any of the turbos mentioned
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so i got my fmic and intake fitted over the weekend, ******* of a job to do!
Is there any point in switch to gtspec headers and up pipe with lm450? or will they be too laggy?
Is there any point in switch to gtspec headers and up pipe with lm450? or will they be too laggy?
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its not a cone, more of a cylinder shape, this one here:
http://www.kstech.biz/servlet/the-13...AF-73mm/Detail
http://www.kstech.biz/servlet/the-13...AF-73mm/Detail
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As Ricky said stick with OEM Twin scroll headers,they're good and if they're not broken don't replace them,aftermarket twin scroll is not the best option in most cases,somewhere is thread on Nasioc comparison between the Tomei(many people saying they're best) and OEM Twin scroll
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