VF48 Turbo
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Have my vf48 for sale,
Bought new by myself *removed from a car converted to rally
Removed from my old car after covering less than 1500miles,
Turbo is currently at FB tuning Pics to follow on Monday
£550 or vno Delivered.
Bought new by myself *removed from a car converted to rally
Removed from my old car after covering less than 1500miles,
Turbo is currently at FB tuning Pics to follow on Monday
£550 or vno Delivered.
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On a 2.5? probably 350/370bhp - 390-420lb/ft with supporting mods.
It made just shy 340 on v-power in my old 2.0 sti v4 with 95k miles on a conservative dyno, amazing spool 1bar at 2800rpm on a 2.0!
Think of it as newer equivilant to a vf34 with smoother power characteristics and slightly better top end, these go great on 2.5's
It made just shy 340 on v-power in my old 2.0 sti v4 with 95k miles on a conservative dyno, amazing spool 1bar at 2800rpm on a 2.0!
Think of it as newer equivilant to a vf34 with smoother power characteristics and slightly better top end, these go great on 2.5's
Last edited by Ginola; Apr 23, 2012 at 04:30 PM.
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its definitely an upgrade
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Avoid going complete 3" at the power level mate, you will lose early spool up. Go for a 3" bell mouth that reduces to 2.5" this way you will get the best of both worlds. This turbo will make 340 if your engine is in good health possibly 350
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Just to add this is a cracking turbo that delivers power much more smoother and linear than previous VF units. I payed close to 600 for my old one so this is well priced too
Last edited by L.J.F; Apr 23, 2012 at 11:06 AM.
Have a VF48 fitted to my 06 Hawk 2.5 WRX. Made 340/380 and great turbo on the 2.5 engine. Very well suited.
Agreed, I have 2.5” system, no point going 3” until over 400bhp.
Agreed, I have 2.5” system, no point going 3” until over 400bhp.
Thanks for the input chaps. Think I will just go with my original plan and get an sc40 and injectors to reach my 400+ goal, hence the 3" exhaust.
Good luck with the sale David.
Cheers,
Melly
Good luck with the sale David.
Cheers,
Melly
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Will that not be a bit overkill to reach 400bhp. I was under the impression that an SC46 would be a bit laggy on a 2L engine and the SC40 would be more suited. The 46 is only £300 more so if its the better choice id buy that instead. Sorry to ask unrelated questions on your forsale post Dave.
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Cheers,
Melly
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No worries, not to sure, don't have experience of either turbo, if I had the money for it..
I would go md321t billet, but it's maybe a bit borderline reliability circa 420/440 odd on V-power with std internals
/bump pics Inc tommorow
I would go md321t billet, but it's maybe a bit borderline reliability circa 420/440 odd on V-power with std internals
/bump pics Inc tommorow
Last edited by Ginola; Apr 24, 2012 at 02:24 AM.
Will that not be a bit overkill to reach 400bhp. I was under the impression that an SC46 would be a bit laggy on a 2L engine and the SC40 would be more suited. The 46 is only £300 more so if its the better choice id buy that instead. Sorry to ask unrelated questions on your forsale post Dave.
Cheers,
Melly
Cheers,
Melly
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