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Old 03 August 2009, 12:05 PM
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If I were to go the next step power wise on my "99 Type R what would be the way forward?
Current engine spec is on standard turbo and standard intercooler -

Version 9 steel crossdrilled crank
ACL Race bearings
Eagle forged con-rods
Walbro fuel pump
Baffled sump
Competition oil pump
Scoobysport decat down pipe
Blitz Nur Spec full exhaust
Green panel filter
Forge dump valve
ngk pfr7b plugs
Ecutek remap by Andy Forest

325Bhp. Cant remember what the torque was now but I think it's roughly 300lbft


Is the next step a different turbo or what are the options?
Old 03 August 2009, 12:38 PM
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I'd say ported headers, bigger injectors and then a bigger turbo.....

FMIC may help, but how close to killing your gearbox do you want to go ?

IMHO

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P.S. Or a 2.1 conversion...
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Hmm never really considered the box to be honest. What can they handle? Surely your into crazy money at that stage
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the gear box should hold up if you dont do launching off the mark, bigger injectors, headers, fuel pressure regulator, front mount intercooler etc 18g or 20g depends what power you want 18g should see you at about 360-370 bhp or so with equal torque or if you just want a simple straight bolt on turbo put a vf35 turbo on with your current mods and headers with front mount and make a good 350/350
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Where would you pick up a vf35 and how much roughly?
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Originally Posted by MK2VTR8VALVE
Where would you pick up a vf35 and how much roughly?
2nd hand on here, in the Classifieds.

Or ebay - but few and far between on there...

Good 2nd hand one from a fellow member - £250-350 at a guess
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they have quick spool up time as exhaust housing is smaller than the vf34 and hold there power to redline good turbo as used on the wr1s, tip if u are putting headers on with up pipe get a small up pipe you will get less lag quicker spool

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Old 03 August 2009, 05:17 PM
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Cheers folks good help to be gained here.
What turbo comes on the standard Type R? I take it these arent good enough for much more than 325bhp or so?
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Originally Posted by MK2VTR8VALVE
Where would you pick up a vf35 and how much roughly?
Ryan you need to go closer to home more often on Scoobyireland, a few VF35,s are going to be available soon and ive just sold my VF34!
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its probly a td04 on ur type r and they wont go over 320 bhp
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Originally Posted by uk300scoob
its probly a td04 on ur type r and they wont go over 320 bhp

I very much doubt it mate! More like a VF 22/24 or 28!
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they still wont make over 320bhp he'll need a vf34/vf35 to go over that
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Originally Posted by uk300scoob
they still wont make over 320bhp he'll need a vf34/vf35 to go over that

Well his figure says different????
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Originally Posted by 71/200
Ryan you need to go closer to home more often on Scoobyireland, a few VF35,s are going to be available soon and ive just sold my VF34!
Caught straying again!! I'll keep an eye on the classifieds. Keep me in mind if you hear of any mate.

So it looks like either the vf34 or vf35 is the way forward and judging by looking at old posts theres not much difference in the two.

What would be the outcome if I stuck on the vf34/vf35 and got it mapped just the way the car sits at the moment?
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Ryan 18G would be my choice, no point in a VF34/35 for a potential max gain of 15bhp! 18G should put the car to around 360 on our fuel.
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Originally Posted by 71/200
Well his figure says different????


Assuming Andy Forrest's printout is accurate...which I would take it to be.

My god mate..you've lost me now...what on earth's an 18G?

New to all this turbo stuff lol. 360 Would be very sweet indeed!

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as stated above i said go for an 18g or 20g, td05 18g will require a little more mods for the engine to handle that sort of power, for an 18g your talking double price for 2nd hand one than a 2nd hand vf34/35
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with your current set-up it should handle an 18g ok, with ur current mods and a remap with a vf35 you'll see 340bhp/340 ft/lb torque, you want to be making alot more torque than bhp
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Originally Posted by uk300scoob
as stated above i said go for an 18g or 20g, td05 18g will require a little more mods for the engine to handle that sort of power, for an 18g your talking double price for 2nd hand one than a 2nd hand vf34/35

That would be quite a jump in torque!
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