Jean's Turbo Build - 318TTi well as some of u guys know i always wanted to turbo my lil TI but never really have some1 with a good tunning but now that johnboy is done with his turbo and running good im gonna get on this and start the turbo build, is not gonna be even close to what johnboy have but is good for me. gonna use the same OBX turbo manifold HKS SQV TIAL wastegate 44mm MITSUBISHI turbo T3 HKS turbo timer 27"x7"x2.5" intercooler delta fin 2.5" in/out. 2.5" intercooler piping Silicone hoses Heavy Duty Spring Loaded T-Bolt Clamps electronic boost controller (not sure what brand) Lucas 42.8# Blue Strip injectors Injector adaptors (Metric) M3 MAF sensor 2.5" > 3" boot to connect new MAF in system. Co2 intercooler sprayer (no tune) just to help with the heat soak on hot days or before/after a run on the track/street and all the other random stuff like the oil/water lines and everything else and im also gonna run with open wastegate, so is gonna be super loud (only WOT) lol :biggrin: is gonna take few months until i get all the parts, i already order some of the stuff tho, so maybe by winter or before we are gonna have another turbo TI :rolleyes: and im only gonna run 14psi tops and 8psi DD (shooting for 200+whp @14psi) cant wait for this to be done but money is kinda low, around 200month to spend on this so yeah is gonna take some time, any donations are welcome :wink: |
nice, can't wait to see it |
like your Ti isn't bad ass enough! this thing is gonna be awesome |
i know but we always need more and more power lol |
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I know where to get a excellent oil scavenger pump if you want one. I'm excited for you in a non-gay way |
Jean, Three things right off the batt and I might be telling you stuff you already know. 1. On the turbo make sure the exhaust is a standard 4 bolt. Mitsubishi turbo's have the TDO5 flange so you need to be sure the turbo has been converted to a standard 4 bolt unless your going to weld V-clamps and forget about matching bolt patterns... 2. On the OBX manifold. When you purchase the manifold make sure the down-pipe flange is standard 4 bolt or matches your turbo. The down pipe I received was 4 bolt but some flange size that no turbo shop could identify so I had to cut it off and weld on the correct flange. 3. I think you will need some 3" pipe for the turbo intake to air filter |
Items needed for tuning your car. 4 ~ Lucas 42.8# Blue Strip injectors 4 ~ Injector adaptors (Metric) 1 ~ 1995 ~ M3 or 328i MAF sensor 1 ~ 2.5" x 3" boot to connect new MAF in system. From the MAF to the throttle body it needs to be 3". The tuning for up to 20psi uses the 42.8# injectors and M3 MAF. BOV needs to be placed before the MAF so the BOV air is not metered You will need to pay Mark for the Firmware, I can do the DME work for free |
Jean, the car is going to be sick And John, I have to give you props again for being so incredibly willing to help everyone on this board and spread your knowledge to us:cool: |
@ john thanks for ur help on everything and ur right i totally forgot about the fuel system, injectors and MAF and i order the intercooler with 2.5" out, so im gonna have to buy adapter and some other stuff. also r u runing stock fuel pump, and fuel rail? whenever im about to buy the turbo and oil scavenger pump ill shoot u a pm how much u think would be for the injector, injectors adapters and the firmware, DME work? also thanks again for being so incredibly willing to help ;) |
The 2.5 x 3" hose is on Ebay. Injectors maybe $150 for the set or less. I've seen a set for $129 shipped Injector adaptors not sure but can't see more then $40 Firmware is a standard tune so I seriously doubt he will ding you on it, you could choose a TT stage 3 tune but it might be lean in the upper RPM. Yes I run a stock fuel pump but I'm most likely going to change to a bolt in Mustang GT version. You will be fine with stock fuel pump. Yes use stock fuel rail since the adapters will fit all EV style injectors to your rail & manifold. |
thanks again and again |
Just bought a set of injectors adapters from MM for $60... Good luck with the project!!! With John is not a matter of luck , since it will happen, but still... ehehe Be cerefull with CO2 spray: it might have the very unwanted side effect of having CO2 drwan into the air intake causing HP to dorp... |
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2 Attachment(s) loook what i got on the mail today 27"x7"x2.5" :biggrin: |
awesome, all you have to do is just stick it behind the bumper, then everyone will think you have a turbo ;) |
Your car is gonna be a beast. |
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1 Attachment(s) i know, dont have anything to do with the turbo but helps with the traction :tongue: 245/40/17 hankook R-S2 |
Now I hate you! |
I bet those will hook real good.:biggrin: I bet you can put down over 300hp at the flywheel and light those up |
Jean...Sean is going to be stoked when he sees this thread. I've been printing them out and mailing them to him. I know he's itching to come home and start working on Zippy...this will give him added incentive! :biggrin: |
2 Attachment(s) few more parts wastegate 44mm, and waiting for the T3 turbo and the Greddy turbo timer full auto, and buying the turbo manifold and down pipe soon and the intercooler piping :wink: |
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hopefuly he can be out and working on zippy really really soon and i hope i can finish this project soon, cant wait :rolleyes: |
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I run a 15psi which if I put boost to lower port I get 10psi. If I put boost to the top port I can go over 30psi. I have a 8psi spring here I was saving for Yoda but you can have it if you need it. It fits all Tial style wastegates |
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9psi your daily driving boost pressure and jump to 15psi for passing on highway, since I don't condone street racing anymore, but still do it when the conditions are right:wink: Are you using a manual or electronic boost controller? Also 8psi spring is yours if you want it. It's the blue Tial small sring that fits in the middle of the big spring. Let me know and I will ship it to you |
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well im gonna do whatever u think is better so i guess i would just keep the 14psi spring, and run 9psi DD and 14psi for FUNNN:rolleyes: I was gonna use a electronic boost controller, what do u recomend? |
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Electronic all the way:tongue: Gizzmo MS-IBC is what I run and I love it. Swap the springs and put the 14psi spring in there, it's only 1 psi but worth it. By the way they are real fun to change by yourself so you might want someone to help you... If you got the same turbo as me you will need to make a little room for it. Grind the block casting a little and the bottom left motor mount bolt head needs to be cut down a little for perfect fitment. The block grind does not remove any material that is important as you will find when you do it. It's just an area were the casting is very thick and hits the exhaust housing on the turbo. Remember to make sure you get the correct down pipe bolt flange so you don't have to get changed like I did. The OBX manifold comes with the down pipe in the kit, that flange needs to be a standard 4 bolt turbo exhaust flange on that down pipe Also if you figure out how to install the waste gate dump pipe I want pictures since I was unable to get one on mine without firewall fabrication (too lazy to do it). My waste gate dumps right out the waste gate dump toward the back of the transmission....No worries since it doesn't dump much or for too long. 1,500 miles and no exhaust marks or burns anywhere from the dump... I think I'm going to have to go to church tomorrow:wink: with the camera mounted inside so I can show you what 14.7psi is like. Remember my car is low compression so yours at the same boost will be a little more powerful. I'm sure you will have problems sleeping a night until your project is completed after you see this video:biggrin: Best, John S |
this is the turbo manifold im gonna buy and i see a 4 bolt flange for the down pipe. is this the right 1? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OBX-T...Q5fAccessories i already have the 14psi spring on the wastegate and yeah is a PITA. can wait for the video and to be done with this project but i have to wait till i get money every month to buy the parts and stuff so is gonna take a long time, and i cant sleep already just by watching some videos of ur car with the 14psi dash and the first turbo start and missing my srt4 stage 2 :( |
1 Attachment(s) done installing the turbo timer :rolleyes: works great and really easy install |
cool, that will come in useful on your NA engine :p at least if you have someone else drive your car it will screw with them when they turn the key off :lol: |
wow , great proyect |
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Just from eyeing that it looks like the smaller flange and that is the same guy I bought my manifold from. I would ask him if that is a standard 4 bolt flange for a .63 exhaust housing before you purchase |
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Yeah it was a 3 wire install, well actually 5, ground and e-brake safety (optional), just tap the red, green, and purple wire from the ignition on the steering column, So far the car stays on until whatever time the turbo timer says is gonna stay on and then turns off when the time's up, I can even lock the car and roll up the windows and stuff and the car keep runing just fine, hope this can help |
I have pics of the whole process (turbo timer install) maybe some1 can write a nice HOW TO, just let me know and I can send the pics |
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If you got it working, I must get mine working:rolleyes: |
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