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Old 03 November 2005 | 11:50 AM
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I would normally recommend the TD05-16G for 320-340bhp conversions.
The TD05-18G is well suited to cars with a 7000 rpm limit as it can pull maximum boost slightly earlier than a 20G and holds it longer than the 16G
The TD05-20G is suited to a higher rev limit as the flow keeps going where an 18G would start to tail off at the very top end of the rpm range.

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Old 03 November 2005 | 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
I would normally recommend the TD05-16G for 320-340bhp conversions.
The TD05-18G is well suited to cars with a 7000 rpm limit as it can pull maximum boost slightly earlier than a 20G and holds it longer than the 16G
The TD05-20G is suited to a higher rev limit as the flow keeps going where an 18G would start to tail off at the very top end of the rpm range.

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What would you recommend for a 2.5 Andy?

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Old 03 November 2005 | 07:17 PM
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With std internals TD05-20G With uprated pistons TD06-49

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Old 03 November 2005 | 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
With std internals TD05-20G With uprated pistons TD06-49

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Whats the TD06-49 all about then? - I've heard of the 20G.

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Old 03 November 2005 | 08:40 PM
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Andy

Is this an option for me as I'm running and Axis stage 3 2.5?

May be you could PM me

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Old 03 November 2005 | 09:10 PM
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TD06-49 is a full size TD06 turbine wheel with a Garrett high efficiency 49lb compressor wheel running in the large 20G compressor housing.
Makes full boost by 3k rpm on a 2.5 and flows 50bhp more air than a 20G.
It would be a bit laggy on a 2.0 but I intend trying it on project WRX at some stage.

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Originally Posted by Andy.F
TD06-49 is a full size TD06 turbine wheel with a Garrett high efficiency 49lb compressor wheel running in the large 20G compressor housing.
Makes full boost by 3k rpm on a 2.5 and flows 50bhp more air than a 20G.
It would be a bit laggy on a 2.0 but I intend trying it on project WRX at some stage.

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Is the difference in price between the two massive?
Old 03 November 2005 | 10:03 PM
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+£145 for a 100% new unit
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Thanks Andy
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