MD321H or MD321T and Inlet.
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MD321H or MD321T and Inlet.
Well after my recent Thread and discussing option with Andrew Carr and CAMS Performance I have decided to look for a MD321H, or a T at a push.
So if you have the said turbo drop me a pm please.
I will consider other options if suited to a 2.0 AVCS.
However the RCM450, MD555, and GT30 have gone out of the window as they are better suited to a 2.5.
Thanks,
Rob
So if you have the said turbo drop me a pm please.
I will consider other options if suited to a 2.0 AVCS.
However the RCM450, MD555, and GT30 have gone out of the window as they are better suited to a 2.5.
Thanks,
Rob
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It's a 76mm silicone joiner at the turbo ally hard pipe under the manifold Same as this but for bug/ newage
http://www.flat4online.co.uk/catalog...-my10-wrx-sti-
http://www.flat4online.co.uk/catalog...-my10-wrx-sti-
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It's a 76mm silicone joiner at the turbo ally hard pipe under the manifold Same as this but for bug/ newage
http://www.flat4online.co.uk/catalog...-my10-wrx-sti-
http://www.flat4online.co.uk/catalog...-my10-wrx-sti-
I believe that MD321H turbos are standard inlet.
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Hi rob lol yes ive one for sale its a bit confuseing if ya look here mines got the hardpipe and the larger (right 1 in the foto) silicone joiner/turbo pipe
http://www.agencypower.co.uk/product...aru-wrx-sti-02
http://www.agencypower.co.uk/product...aru-wrx-sti-02
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Won't the T be to laggy for the 2.0? Any way am going to be changing to the mdx321v later this year so will have my mdx321t for sale........1000 miles upto now and a engine rebuild in the next few months rob.......will run the build in on the T then look to upgrade if it's not to close to the winter that is.......
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Won't the T be to laggy for the 2.0? Any way am going to be changing to the mdx321v later this year so will have my mdx321t for sale........1000 miles upto now and a engine rebuild in the next few months rob.......will run the build in on the T then look to upgrade if it's not to close to the winter that is.......
Ideally a H is on the cards, but I wont say no to a right priced T
Im happy with what I have, but Ive been at this power level before, and I got bored then, so I may aswell start looking now rather than moaning about it
Also going to look for a decent clutch too...
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I bought it mate they are a snap the ap inlet ;0) found a ap distributer based in Scotland that can get then ship here if not on the shelf at no extra cost......just need to create a login then order that way online with them but they are a 100% mate I ordered the drop down coupler for my inlet with no bother fella.....
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I bought it mate they are a snap the ap inlet ;0) found a ap distributer based in Scotland that can get then ship here if not on the shelf at no extra cost......just need to create a login then order that way online with them but they are a 100% mate I ordered the drop down coupler for my inlet with no bother fella.....
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Probably a few more?
I believe a H is rated to 400bhp, but with meth they make around 450bhp with early spool that my current?!?!?
In my case of a 2.0 with AVCS and supporting mods I can probably get away with a T but will no doubt need 20% meth to get it to operate without unacceptable lag
Either way there is the need for more, so I'll keep searching. I may even look for a built motor for 2013 as funds permit
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[QUOTE=chrispy200+;10688006]Ah ok I got the .com one, it's the 76mm I need so just the bendy bit rather than drop down, hopefully they'll have some in stock,
I've got the 76mm spare but will chance to need it when I change turbo or you could of had it mate, but yeh see how you get on with your order ;0)
I've got the 76mm spare but will chance to need it when I change turbo or you could of had it mate, but yeh see how you get on with your order ;0)
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I have just looked your right the prices on the coupler have doubled since ordered mine which was about 8 wks ago? The full hard pipe kit is the same price tho? All I can say is try to price getting 1 of them into the country cheaper than that, I looked into it and it was going to cost over a £100, so at £60 it's still cheap but alot of money for wot it is, looks like I grabbed a bargain at £26 ;0)