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Thread: Soooooo Twin K04 24v VR6 now to GT35 BB :)

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    04-23-2012 01:07 AM #1
    I have been having some really bad issues with my twin turbo setup so I decided to tear into it and look for an issue. Turns out when I pulled the down pipes off my flapper valves for the wastegate were missing lol They must have been launched out the tail pipe at some point! So here we go, one weekend, 31 hours of labor, and one amazzzzzzzing setup! Ennnnnnjoy!












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    04-23-2012 10:54 AM #2
    OMG, cant wait to see how much improvement these are over the Ko4's... But at this rate I wouldnt expect traction until mid third gear

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    04-23-2012 02:39 PM #3
    So I was tuning on lunch break today and the wastegate spring is at.......... 14PSI! I think I need to get a new spring and tone it down to 10 or under. Any opinions?

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    04-23-2012 07:59 PM #4
    That turbo

    Damn

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    04-25-2012 10:08 AM #5
    Yeah man it sounds sooooooo amazing I need to get a video up. It sounds like my friends 1jz supra lol the engine is pretty raspy between 3000-4000 rpms but before and after it sounds like sex

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    04-26-2012 02:00 PM #6
    oem maf's don't like "blow thru" setups.... but glad you went with a single turbo and not welding the turbo to the exhuast this time
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  7. 04-26-2012 03:55 PM #7
    This is better! tuning that AEM will be much better with a draw through MAF, A bar of boost will be fine lol

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    04-29-2012 12:58 PM #8
    So I was driving home on Friday and noticed my car was making a clanking noise every rotation of the wheel so I pulled over and noticed metallic gear oil on the ground dripping. Awesome. I get it town apart last night and appearently a m6x1.0 10mm allen cap bolt got launch from in the bell housing, through the tranny case, into the diff ring gear then to the 1-4 output shaft gear. I am not missing any bolts anywhere on the engine and I have not installed anything on this car with the size bolt. I am stumped!!!!! Anyways I have a new tranny on its way...

























  9. 04-30-2012 08:06 AM #9
    Of dear! Unusual

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    05-01-2012 07:16 AM #10
    Did it come from the pressure plate?

    I think those are allen and move pretty fast.

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    05-01-2012 10:57 AM #11
    The pressure plate use an m8x1.25, this was an m6x1.0. New transmission is going in today! along with painted goodies Pictures soon

  12. 05-02-2012 09:07 AM #12
    Glad to see you have a new gearbox, uprated clutch getting fitted now?

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    05-03-2012 09:00 PM #13
    My opinion is get a higher rated wastegate spring!

    What were the k04's like on the VR? Did you find they ran out of juice above 6krpm? I'd assume you get much better top end assuming it's 0.82 ar or more when up and running?

    I'd be interested to know how it compares to the ko's when you've sorted the issues

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    05-04-2012 12:24 AM #14
    The K04's ran very well on the car and i never noticed them maxing out. When you think about it, the k04 is an upgraded turbo for the 1.8l engine. Each one of the turbos is only running with 1.4l of engine. Buutttttt the GT35 has an exhaust a/r of .68 and the compressor is a/r.70 with a 63 trim wheel. It is such a huge difference it is not even funny. By far the gt35 flows so much more air and you can feel the power difference, even at the same PSI. I will be running this weekend so count on some awesome videos!

  15. 05-04-2012 10:40 AM #15
    Get it screwed upto 15 PSI, thats what im running with the same engine

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    05-05-2012 04:14 PM #16
    Hmmmm what do we have here? Oh yes thats right SEX ON WHEELS Also check out the new tanks I added to replace the windshield wiper fluid, powersteering fluid and coolant overflow. These are Camco generic tanks that are perfect for custom stuff.





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  17. 05-05-2012 04:54 PM #17
    cool, just need some jubilee clips now on that silicone on the turbo!

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    05-08-2012 01:20 AM #18
    That looks unbelievable

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    05-08-2012 08:42 AM #19
    Quote Originally Posted by boostperformance View Post
    So I was tuning on lunch break today and the wastegate spring is at.......... 14PSI! I think I need to get a new spring and tone it down to 10 or under. Any opinions?
    yes yes this is a good idea....... i am running a stage 2 with about 415 at the wheels and my wastegate lifts at like 8 or 8.5 psi
    Originally Posted by jaywonch
    Step #1 stop being poor.
    Step #2 fix that ****box.

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    05-08-2012 01:32 PM #20
    I am at 9psi and it is incredible lol Now I need to fab myself a 3" aluminum MAF housing because the couplers keep blowing off of it lol I really need to make this a draw thru system

  21. 05-08-2012 04:55 PM #21
    Quote Originally Posted by boostperformance View Post
    I am at 9psi and it is incredible lol Now I need to fab myself a 3" aluminum MAF housing because the couplers keep blowing off of it lol I really need to make this a draw thru system
    LOL, glad its getting there. What are your timing figures on the factory ecu in boost? are you usung vag com to read the factory ecu?

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    05-09-2012 11:30 AM #22
    Currently I have the fic pulling roughly .85 degrees per pound of boost, I have not gone through vagcom to see what the ECU is putting out because it feels very smooth and the spark plugs look excellent. No signs of detention or pre ignition.

  23. 05-09-2012 04:39 PM #23
    Quote Originally Posted by boostperformance View Post
    Currently I have the fic pulling roughly .85 degrees per pound of boost, I have not gone through vagcom to see what the ECU is putting out because it feels very smooth and the spark plugs look excellent. No signs of detention or pre ignition.
    Cool, I was pulling similar timing. I have now set the AEM to pull NO timing at all, the factor ecu looks after it all and there is no det, i am running water injection though.
    What fuel pump you runing? I have reached the limit of the standard pump lol

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    05-09-2012 05:10 PM #24
    I am running the stock pump, but i am looking to installed a walbro 255 pump in the tank. I have not seen any sign of the pump running out yet but I am going to get it switched out anyways so im not dead in the water somewhere from overloading it

  25. 05-10-2012 02:53 AM #25
    Quote Originally Posted by boostperformance View Post
    I am running the stock pump, but i am looking to installed a walbro 255 pump in the tank. I have not seen any sign of the pump running out yet but I am going to get it switched out anyways so im not dead in the water somewhere from overloading it
    It wont fail like that, you will find that no matter how much you increase the PWM on the injectors the mixture will not get richer, this is due to the pump not being able to flow enough. I cant make my car richer than 13:1 just now above 6000rpm at 12 PSI, not because of the injectors, but because the pump has reached its limits.

  26. 05-16-2012 05:35 AM #26
    So I have done some research, the standard fuel pump will only flow 90 litres per hour, thats 1500 cc per minute, so effectivly the injectors will only ever flow 250 cc/minute with the standard pump.
    That is only enough fuel for circa 277 bhp.

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    05-16-2012 01:52 PM #27
    That is some good info to know. Good Work

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    05-27-2012 02:43 PM #28
    Bay looks sick with the red.. pretty fresh
    Vids!

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    06-01-2012 06:10 PM #29
    I hate you for how resourceful you are Awesome build and good luck
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    06-01-2012 09:46 PM #30
    My car made 320whp @6500rpm with 7psi on the factory pump...and it wasn't running right during that pull. I have been running 10psi on the factory pump since with no lean issues as well. Above that, it won't stay rich.

    Have an inline going in as we speak though for more though

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    06-02-2012 12:43 AM #31
    Is that a custom-made intake manifold? If so, have you considered modifying it so the inlet/throttle body is on the other side, by the powersteering/coolant bottles? Would cut out heaps of intercooler piping.

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    06-02-2012 07:03 PM #32
    Yeah it is a custom intake manifold, I thought about running it over that way but I liked the look of this better. Trust me though that extra tubing going around the engine does not effect how fast the boost kicks in lol It would have been more efficient to go to the other side though for sure

  33. 06-04-2012 05:25 AM #33
    Quote Originally Posted by Lieutenant Dan View Post
    My car made 320whp @6500rpm with 7psi on the factory pump...and it wasn't running right during that pull. I have been running 10psi on the factory pump since with no lean issues as well. Above that, it won't stay rich.

    Have an inline going in as we speak though for more though
    Maybe a good one will make the numbers, but my 12 year old pump with 85,000 miles on it is struggling, so a walbro 255 is being fitted today

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    06-18-2012 10:19 AM #34
    vids?

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    06-19-2012 03:56 AM #35
    ^^ x2!!
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