TD05 16g OR HYBRID TD04
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TD05 16g OR HYBRID TD04
Looking for a few opinions on this. Im running a TD05 16g at the moment with Tek 3 map etc etc on a my00 uk and was wondering would it be a better set up to have a Hybrid TD04 if the aim was 290 bhp. Would the TD04 kick in quicker or earlier and be a better turbo up to 300bhp than my TD05.
Cheers for any help
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Cheers for any help
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Not to contradict JB but I always thought that the TD05-16g was a better option for anything above 270, as it provides cooler boost and mo re flow at the top end of the range, rather than that TDi feel. I ran a TD04 for for a while, it was not a hybrid and I do not know how much difference that makes (that may be the whole point), but I like the feeling of an engine that is pulling harder towards the red line rather than beginning to drop off once past 5000rpm. Perhaps it was too many years with a vtec / vvti setup
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I also prefer the TD05, but to get the biggest power band you want to use the smallest turbo possible to produce the power you require. Have a look at some of the Project WRX/Andy F Performance info in an old Scooby Magazine for further info. As roojai points out, the intercooling requirements for a given power level will be less on the TD05 though and the TD05 will make it more easily.
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I`m in a similar situation myself.
Toying between the 16g, and the Hybrid 04.
Although i`m not aiming for a specific number, i`m more looking to do mine as a simple stage 1 type upgrade.
My senses tell me to for the hybrid 04, as the low-down, and mid-range grunt is what i prefer, rather than power all the way to the redline.
Other mods on mine so far, are full decat, and STi8 tmic, walbro.
Toying between the 16g, and the Hybrid 04.
Although i`m not aiming for a specific number, i`m more looking to do mine as a simple stage 1 type upgrade.
My senses tell me to for the hybrid 04, as the low-down, and mid-range grunt is what i prefer, rather than power all the way to the redline.
Other mods on mine so far, are full decat, and STi8 tmic, walbro.
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Would I be right in saying that one factor here could be the longevity of the std tranmission? I've heard that a TD05-16G is quite capable of breaking a std UK box....not sure if this would be so much of an issue with the power and toque aspirations of the poster.
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TD05 / TD04 Hybrid
Thanks guys, What about if i got the TD05 Converted into a Hybrid. I think that has the high flow compressor wheel would that spool up earlier. Or would an Apexi avc-r be able run with my Tek 3 to allow boost come in alot earlier.
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I thought the whole idea of a hybrid 04 was to improve the missing top end power when used in this application. Does it not have a slightly larger compressor wheel or something?
Some great free tech info here guys:-
http://andyforrestperformance.co.uk/16307.html
Hi Roojai, almost a neighbour?
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Some great free tech info here guys:-
http://andyforrestperformance.co.uk/16307.html
Hi Roojai, almost a neighbour?
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Originally Posted by john banks
Spools up similarly, maybe adds 10% power.
Thanks.
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I'm running ~280/270 on std. TD04 (@1.4bar peak holding to 1.1 to 6k) with and STI 8 TMIC/scoop & splitter, usual supporting mods and ecutek.
Spool up is rediculously fast and IMHO on the road performance is a match for many 'bigger' powered scoobs. Something Andy F pointed out in his 'Project WRX' as JB has already said..
The shape of the torque/power curve is what's important.
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...-051Medium.jpg
Spool up is rediculously fast and IMHO on the road performance is a match for many 'bigger' powered scoobs. Something Andy F pointed out in his 'Project WRX' as JB has already said..
The shape of the torque/power curve is what's important.
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...-051Medium.jpg
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Gary, it can hold boost longer at the top and/or make more use of that boost because of higher efficiency. It is a subtle change but along with other things worth doing. I had something similar four years ago and it hit similar power and power band to another car (with a TD04) which had a better exhaust, induction and tubular manifold.
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what about fitting some of harveys ported headers, and leaving the td05 as it is. I have read on here many times that it allows the boost to come in a few hundred rpm earlier which seems to be what your looking for.
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Originally Posted by jasonius
I'm running ~280/270 on std. TD04 (@1.4bar peak holding to 1.1 to 6k) with and STI 8 TMIC/scoop & splitter, usual supporting mods and ecutek.
Spool up is rediculously fast and IMHO on the road performance is a match for many 'bigger' powered scoobs. Something Andy F pointed out in his 'Project WRX' as JB has already said..
The shape of the torque/power curve is what's important.
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...-051Medium.jpg
Spool up is rediculously fast and IMHO on the road performance is a match for many 'bigger' powered scoobs. Something Andy F pointed out in his 'Project WRX' as JB has already said..
The shape of the torque/power curve is what's important.
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...-051Medium.jpg
"Boost quite high for a WRX (1.5bar)"
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
what about fitting some of harveys ported headers, and leaving the td05 as it is. I have read on here many times that it allows the boost to come in a few hundred rpm earlier which seems to be what your looking for.
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Originally Posted by Johnny50
I beleive the 16g can quite easy kill a UK box without too much hassle.
but to be honest im putting the car back to standard before I push my luck to far...
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Originally Posted by jasonius
I'm running ~280/270 on std. TD04 (@1.4bar peak holding to 1.1 to 6k) with and STI 8 TMIC/scoop & splitter, usual supporting mods and ecutek.
Spool up is rediculously fast and IMHO on the road performance is a match for many 'bigger' powered scoobs. Something Andy F pointed out in his 'Project WRX' as JB has already said..
The shape of the torque/power curve is what's important.
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...-051Medium.jpg
Spool up is rediculously fast and IMHO on the road performance is a match for many 'bigger' powered scoobs. Something Andy F pointed out in his 'Project WRX' as JB has already said..
The shape of the torque/power curve is what's important.
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...-051Medium.jpg
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Hi just had one of Andy's TD04's fitted to my MY03 with similar mods to everyone else and had it remapped yesterday - 337HP with 313 LBS/FT.
Really smooth and a strong curve so I am well impressed by the Hybrid. With Harvey's pipes (also had fitted) the spool up is even quicker than standard. Getting full boost at about 2900RPM.
Really smooth and a strong curve so I am well impressed by the Hybrid. With Harvey's pipes (also had fitted) the spool up is even quicker than standard. Getting full boost at about 2900RPM.
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Originally Posted by lockytaylor
Hi just had one of Andy's TD04's fitted to my MY03 with similar mods to everyone else and had it remapped yesterday - 337HP with 313 LBS/FT.
Really smooth and a strong curve so I am well impressed by the Hybrid. With Harvey's pipes (also had fitted) the spool up is even quicker than standard. Getting full boost at about 2900RPM.
Really smooth and a strong curve so I am well impressed by the Hybrid. With Harvey's pipes (also had fitted) the spool up is even quicker than standard. Getting full boost at about 2900RPM.
IMHO that low down response is a key aspect of a really effective fast road car..!
Not that I'm doudting your figures, but where did you get it dyno'd..?
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Got it done by Ian at power engineering. I know they tend to give good readings, but I am optimistic that is because they are good tuners...
I agree - the on road is fantasic. VERY VERY happy - drives a dream and I am getting lovely backfires/pops between gear changes which is way cool.
I agree - the on road is fantasic. VERY VERY happy - drives a dream and I am getting lovely backfires/pops between gear changes which is way cool.