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#16
Re: Turbo A12
FinTuukka
Posted on: 2007/8/27 22:21
I am having a similar project in Finland... (blow through)
Here's my setup: A12 (A13 pistons) 2 head gaskets for lowering the comp thicker valve springs Weber DAT 32 turbo carburettor 150
#15
Re: Turbo A12
frankthedolphintrainer
Posted on: 2007/8/27 21:39
a15s arnt very common anymore thats why the a12 is being used
as for the oil lines you put a t piece on where the sender sits for the oil feed and you put a fitting onto the oil sump for the return line
#14
Re: Turbo A12
DAT120
Posted on: 2007/8/27 12:31
if your going to spent your money on a turbo for a a12 you mitgh aswell put a little extra and turbo a a15
my opinion any way
#13
Re: Turbo A12
_Shmity_
Posted on: 2007/8/27 12:03
yer i have checked out the manifolds i worried about alternator being on the same side, so talking to a mate who might be able to knock one up to clear. maybe an obvious question but i would like to know were oil comes into a turbo setup i think i got the rest pretty well sused but not much is said were the oil goes. i noticed someone said they tapped it from oil sender, but were does it have to go too. Still learning prob an obvious question
#12
Re: Turbo A12
frankthedolphintrainer
Posted on: 2007/8/27 12:03
anybody correct me if im wrong but i would say no because you still need a computer and youll pay roughly 1500 for a good computer tune plus you still need to buy a programable computer 500 -1000 alone then injectors and the housing fuel rail ect ect ect $$$
#11
Re: Turbo A12
frankthedolphintrainer
Posted on: 2007/8/27 12:00
if your prepared to get your hands dirty you should be fine. make sure you get your dizzy regraphed when you done thou cos mine had 45 degrees total advance stock.
i will make a list of exactly what i bought soon and ill put it up
#10
Re: Turbo A12
doyle
Posted on: 2007/8/27 11:59
also would direct body injection be better than efi...lyk price wise...i seena bloke who just gota a custom box over them n boosted it from there...lyk kegs setup
#9
Re: Turbo A12
doyle
Posted on: 2007/8/27 11:55
blow through sounds betta n let say more modern....i dun lyk the idea of fuel going through the turbo....$2500 is mi budget
#8
Re: Turbo A12
frankthedolphintrainer
Posted on: 2007/8/27 11:52
efi is alot more expensive but much more powerful and reliable if built correctly if your only doing a a series to be cheap getting efi will blow the budget it would be cheaper for the ca
as for the t25 i was originally going to go for t2 but got a better ihi for about the same price. the t25 would suit an a15 fine in my thoughts, (if your a fter a turbo exhaust manifold i can get them made for $300) ask a few of the members on here about them i run one on mine (sorry for the plug)
#7
Re: Turbo A12
_Shmity_
Posted on: 2007/8/27 11:45
yer well some have said the T25??? (off CA correct if wrong) is a bit big but they are easy to come by. im not a burnout king or anything i would just like a bit more power and am tight and dont want to spend heaps. havent we all thought that before, but i got to start somewere.
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