"""""Turbo For Sale"""""
14 June 2002, 07:15 PM
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has two markings, RHB52 and VF12, its an IHI turbo.
will fit any classic shape impreza.
has 90degree entry, but the elbow is a bolt fitting, so can easily be converted to straight entry.
not sure what common turbo it is comparable to, but max turbine diameter is 49mm, and max compressor diameter is 58mm.
both turbine and compressor wheels are in perfect condition with no damage or defects.
bearings are perfectly smooth, and shaft has no play.
comes with actuator.
very strong pull when it kicks in about 3000rpm ish, and will hold 1.1/1.2bar+ to the 7000rpm redline.....not much lag either.
offers?
will fit any classic shape impreza.
has 90degree entry, but the elbow is a bolt fitting, so can easily be converted to straight entry.
not sure what common turbo it is comparable to, but max turbine diameter is 49mm, and max compressor diameter is 58mm.
both turbine and compressor wheels are in perfect condition with no damage or defects.
bearings are perfectly smooth, and shaft has no play.
comes with actuator.
very strong pull when it kicks in about 3000rpm ish, and will hold 1.1/1.2bar+ to the 7000rpm redline.....not much lag either.
offers?
15 June 2002, 11:26 PM
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Hi shorla,
not sure about what gains etc, as it all depends what boost level you run, and also any other mods.
however, a friend has fitted one of these to his impreza that originally had a TD04, and he prefered it. gives a little more lag, but pulls to the redline easy rather than becoming a bit breathless.
thanks
ian
not sure about what gains etc, as it all depends what boost level you run, and also any other mods.
however, a friend has fitted one of these to his impreza that originally had a TD04, and he prefered it. gives a little more lag, but pulls to the redline easy rather than becoming a bit breathless.
thanks
ian
