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Old 04-03-2003, 06:36 PM   #1
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14B or 16G TD05 on SR20det

I'm pulling off my manifold this week, since i have everything off, i wanna know if anybody has retro-fited a 16g or 14b off the mitsubishi eclipse motor, i know the flange is a different bolt pattern, i'll just need to fab up an adapter. So....what do you guys think, potential for more HP or not?

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A stock 16G would be a slight improvement at best and the 14B would be worse. There are modified/aftermarket 16G's out there but you could just modify a T25.
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A stock 16G would be a slight improvement at best and the 14B would be worse. There are modified/aftermarket 16G's out there but you could just modify a T25.
How would the 14B be worse?? It has larger wheels than the T25.... and on DSMs is considered an upgrade. Get a hold of a Volvo exhaust housing for the Volvo TD05 and machine the inlet flange flat and it''ll bolt any TD05 center section and wheels to a T3 flange.

The only advantage would be that it would be a "cheap" thing to do..... I don't see it being better enough to justify the amount of modification necessary, even keeping the stock TD05 housing.
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Okay, after really looking over the 14B i think it is about the same. It has a bigger wheel but a lower trim. If you look at this map it peaks out at a higher pressure than an SR is normally going to see.

http://www.stealth316.com/images/td05-14b-raw.gif

So you could boost up to like 20psi and make about the same HP as the stock turbo at 14psi. I don't think it would increase peak HP at all, but it could hold boost past the point point the stock T25 poops out.
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why don't you just have your stock turbo housings upgraded to like a t28 exhaust and t3 compressor wheel?
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why don't you just have your stock turbo housings upgraded to like a t28 exhaust and t3 compressor wheel?
Because if you think about it. lets say a big 16g is 600us...it flows alot more than the T28 imho...all it would need is some lines and an adapter plate which i can make...i dunno..just a thought, i mean my old talon use to run 12 sec with a small 16g, at around 18psi...my egts were not that high, i'm sure i could get some nice airflow out of the big 16g...i noticed the greddy kit uses the small 16g on the CA18det for an upgrade and a 20g for the sr, the big 16g cannot outflow a 20g but its not that far behind...as for the 14b, i put out about 320hp on my talon and ran a high 12, thats with the drag of the AWD system too...(but then again theres an advantage with the traction) who knows?! ...just a thought guys...
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If you are willing to do lines and an adapter why stay in the t25 family at all.

Also forced performance makes a bigt28 that bolts right in for under 900 that would be equal to that a big 16g.
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