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Old 29 January 2010, 12:25 PM
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I went through 3 RA gearboxes on my 95 WRX, that was on a 'genuine' TD05-20G running at 440bhp with NF and a splash of meth, wooo, thats going back about 8 years lol.....

Beware of some of the cheap import 20G's as they just don't make the power and suffer from slower spool up.

The fuel you use can make a big difference too, its not uncommon to see 10% gain from octane boosters such as NF, E85 or Meth so make sure you compare like with like.

The box I have found most likely to withstand this output is the Sti 5/6. Most 5sp UK boxes will damage 3rd gear at this level if the car is also making decent torque.

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Old 29 January 2010, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
I went through 3 RA gearboxes on my 95 WRX, that was on a 'genuine' TD05-20G running at 440bhp with NF and a splash of meth, wooo, thats going back about 8 years lol.....

Beware of some of the cheap import 20G's as they just don't make the power and suffer from slower spool up.

The fuel you use can make a big difference too, its not uncommon to see 10% gain from octane boosters such as NF, E85 or Meth so make sure you compare like with like.

The box I have found most likely to withstand this output is the Sti 5/6. Most 5sp UK boxes will damage 3rd gear at this level if the car is also making decent torque.

Andy
yes but you were doing quite alot of standing starts/drag stuff with it though, hence why you went through three boxes I would assume

Anyhoo I have a Sti 5/6 box from a P1 in my shed ready for the day mine does decide to go boom

Come to think of it, it would probably be a better idea to fit it rather than wait for my own to explode lol
Old 29 January 2010, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by RA Dunk
yes but you were doing quite alot of standing starts/drag stuff with it though, hence why you went through three boxes I would assume
Guilty lol !
Quite a few customers boxes have also let go at similar levels though, its function of time x torque x shock loading ie you will only get away with it for a short period if you give it hell, it will live longer if treated gently on a gearshift but ultimately its 'in the post' for delivery sooner or later if running circa 400bhp on any UK box.
Old 29 January 2010, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
...The box I have found most likely to withstand this output is the Sti 5/6. Most 5sp UK boxes will damage 3rd gear at this level if the car is also making decent torque.

Andy
The MY99/00 ones are 8-bolt TY754 ones, right?

Have stronger casing, I believe... but do they also have a stronger gearset than pre-MY99 STi's, then?

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Old 29 January 2010, 05:47 PM
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i broke my sti box up with a 20g 7cm within three weeks and i don't launch mine thank god Subaru made the six speed box
Old 29 January 2010, 07:25 PM
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TD05 18G Would be better on a 2.0l.

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Originally Posted by Aladdin
TD05 18G Would be better on a 2.0l.


I use to run an 18g and don't get me wrong it was good fun but i love the 20g as its just more mid to top end grunt and more ft so over all the 20g with 7cm housing is great but it felt even better when i had my six speed box fitted not sure why but it just complimented it and i went form 350bhp to almost 390bhp with another 35ft to go with it
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Originally Posted by Aladdin
TD05 18G Would be better on a 2.0l.
Does the STi v.2 have hydraulic heads, a la the MY93-96 WRX? If so, then the 18g is the perfect choice as the hydro heads can go weird - fluttery and surgey - at about, and limited to, c.380bhp. So a perfect turbo for sure.

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Old 29 January 2010, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
The box I have found most likely to withstand this output is the Sti 5/6. Most 5sp UK boxes will damage 3rd gear at this level if the car is also making decent torque.

Andy
Couldn't agree more Andy, my stock Sti 5/6 box put up with loads of abuse and only finally spat it's dummy out at 550+bhp and 520lbft. It was 4th that finally broke on mine and we repaired it for no more than a couple of hundred pounds.
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Originally Posted by smoothop
im getting it from turbo revs.co.uk
Thats not a genuine Mhi 20G Turbo, I can tell from the pics on ebay.....oh and the price ! Let us know how you find it fits and how it performs.

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Old 01 February 2010, 10:14 AM
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TurboRevs use to sell copies on ebay.
Old 01 February 2010, 11:36 AM
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best to buy a genuine one atleast that way you get piece of mind, I sold my 20G which made 419.5bhp with 10% meth mapped by Slowboy racing on a 2liter I then had martyn map it on an engine tuner built 2.5 and he got over 430 of torque. I sold the turbo to chap on here he drove the car all the way to turkey and done a euro trip 11000 miles around Europe and the turbo made 370 on his car with out meth and headers and only 1.5 bar on ecutek mapped by power engineering I think. That’s a genuine turbo for you mine was purchased originally from mark at lateral.

I would hate to be out and about going for a blast and the turbo decides to let go and who knows might even cause engine damage so you will be looking for a new turbo and possibly a rebuild. When in the first place you could of bought genuine and got piece of mind and can get a good resale on it too.

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Old 02 February 2010, 10:37 AM
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Mus. Did you have one of my turbos?
Yes Unfortunately when the turbo goes or a solid item is injested it is possible for bits to go into the engine and cause more damage. Either that or the bits get hung up in the intercooler core.
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Originally Posted by harvey
Mus. Did you have one of my turbos?
Yes Unfortunately when the turbo goes or a solid item is injested it is possible for bits to go into the engine and cause more damage. Either that or the bits get hung up in the intercooler core.
i havent unfortunately but i have heard many good things about your turbos. i know yours are TD05-06 which makes them larger but does that affect spool up at all compared to the others
Old 02 February 2010, 04:12 PM
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i installed the turbo runs sweet. alsthough the actuator supplied is a 1 bar acuator i only get 10psi from it so i need to adjust it to 1bar. everything seems fine including the gear box. but im not really ragging it till i have done a few more mods. headers probably like you say a 5/6 gear box. im very happy with my purchase.
Old 02 February 2010, 04:41 PM
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Mate i would'nt be too confident as ive seen these copies fail after a few hundred miles. They start to male-function. Its all about luck with these turbo's. Oye anti lag will defo eat that thing into pieces.

Im saying this out of experience.
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Lol u didn't take my advice last time did u alladin, how's your motor coming along now I hear you have a bigger turbo now
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Originally Posted by mus 1st class sti type r
Lol u didn't take my advice last time did u alladin, how's your motor coming along now I hear you have a bigger turbo now
loooool.

The motor is coming along good bruv its just the weather keeping a few things behind. Just need to add a few more things before the map tweak.

You bought the R888's yet?
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No got somehing slightly better (",) hopefully if there's good weather this weekend I'll come out defo
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You wrapped chains round your wheels Aki
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Something like that lol
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