Custom Turbo setup?
#1
Custom Turbo setup?
I am Thinking about doing some turbo work for a friend of mine however I'm not really familar with the best turbo to use. It is a 97 Eclispse 4cyl N/A. The only problem is I've been looking at some of the turbo kits out there and haven't been able to find anything out there for a n/a engine. I'm not sure but I beleive that the n/a and turbo engines would use the same turbo manifold. I understand the fueling req. are a lot easier to get around than on my 1.8T GTI, fueling can be done by using a Apexi AFC, Turbo XS Dual Stage MBC and 440cc injectors.
My Major questions are
1. Which turbo is most popular in acheiving 250-300WHP ( I don't want him faster than me LOL)
2. Is there a difference between oem turbo and n/a 4cyl. blocks.
Thanks for all your help!!!
My Major questions are
1. Which turbo is most popular in acheiving 250-300WHP ( I don't want him faster than me LOL)
2. Is there a difference between oem turbo and n/a 4cyl. blocks.
Thanks for all your help!!!
#2
RE: Custom Turbo setup?
The 2 engines are NOTHING alike. You want turbo kits for a 420a engine. The turbo engine is the 4G63T.
Hahn Racecraft and Star are the places for you.
http://www.hahnracecraft.com/auto/eclipse/eclipse.htm
Manufacturer: Hahn Racecraft
Product: Stage 2 Kit
MSRP: $3,295.00
(MSRP is typically higher than most shop prices)
Description:
Complete kit that includes: Mitsubishi/HAHN Super 16G TDO5H-16G10CM2 turbo, side-mount intercooler (with a FMIC optional for $799), cast exhaust manifold, downpipe, piping, fuel pump, regulator, wiring, connectors, boost gauge, fuel pressure gauge, etc. Raises crank horsepower to 250-275hp with 8-10psi of boost
http://www.turbo-kits.com/eclipse_turbo_kits.html
Manufacturer: Star
Product: Stage 2 Kit
MSRP: $2,799.00
(MSRP is typically higher than most shop prices)
Description:
Complete turbo kit includes:
T3/T4 Turbonetics Hybrid Turbo Charger
Vortech FMU (Fuel Pressure Riser)
Turbo Exhaust Manifold
2.75" Downpipe (connects at Catalytic Converter)
Chrome Piping with Beaded ends for solid connections
Oil Lines/Tees Adapters need for plumbing
Deltagate Wastegate Mark II
High pressure in-tank Fuel Pump
Electronic Fuel Componants
Star Performance Front Mount Intercooler System
Intercooler Chrome piping with beaded ends >/li>
SPI Boost Gauge
HKS STD BOV
Electronic Fuel ComponantsRaises crankshaft power output to about 280hp with 9-10psi of boost.
Hahn Racecraft and Star are the places for you.
http://www.hahnracecraft.com/auto/eclipse/eclipse.htm
Manufacturer: Hahn Racecraft
Product: Stage 2 Kit
MSRP: $3,295.00
(MSRP is typically higher than most shop prices)
Description:
Complete kit that includes: Mitsubishi/HAHN Super 16G TDO5H-16G10CM2 turbo, side-mount intercooler (with a FMIC optional for $799), cast exhaust manifold, downpipe, piping, fuel pump, regulator, wiring, connectors, boost gauge, fuel pressure gauge, etc. Raises crank horsepower to 250-275hp with 8-10psi of boost
http://www.turbo-kits.com/eclipse_turbo_kits.html
Manufacturer: Star
Product: Stage 2 Kit
MSRP: $2,799.00
(MSRP is typically higher than most shop prices)
Description:
Complete turbo kit includes:
T3/T4 Turbonetics Hybrid Turbo Charger
Vortech FMU (Fuel Pressure Riser)
Turbo Exhaust Manifold
2.75" Downpipe (connects at Catalytic Converter)
Chrome Piping with Beaded ends for solid connections
Oil Lines/Tees Adapters need for plumbing
Deltagate Wastegate Mark II
High pressure in-tank Fuel Pump
Electronic Fuel Componants
Star Performance Front Mount Intercooler System
Intercooler Chrome piping with beaded ends >/li>
SPI Boost Gauge
HKS STD BOV
Electronic Fuel ComponantsRaises crankshaft power output to about 280hp with 9-10psi of boost.
#3
RE: Custom Turbo setup?
Those Hahn Kits are great, but if you want a custom kit, go with the tried and true Mitsu turbos. Either a Big16g or Evo16g would be about what you're looking for. Don't underestimate the 420a though, they can take a beating.
#4
RE: Custom Turbo setup?
They can take a beating as long as boost has nothing to do with the beating. I have seen tons of 420a motors blow out rings from boosting them.
Those kits are missing one important thing, its called a missing link. The stock 420a ECU freaks out when it sees boost so you need a solution to make it understands what its reading and to the proper corrections, thats waht the missing link dose.
Those kits are missing one important thing, its called a missing link. The stock 420a ECU freaks out when it sees boost so you need a solution to make it understands what its reading and to the proper corrections, thats waht the missing link dose.
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