www.imoc.co.uk

pi$$ed missed end of auction...

bennyboi88 wrote:think 320ish at the flywheel now I think about it but yea! I will probs invest in a turbo from a supra

Eh?

Alot of money.

Could you email me some pics of the current interior please. Will PM addy now.

I wish I had some money... I'd pay 2800 for it all day long.

Not sure if helpful, but I still have my brand new genuine Tial wastegate, You can have it for £150.

Better than turbosmart

Pleased you are happy with my old car

Take care of her for me! All the best,

Chris.

NOW SOLD! DEPOSIT TAKEN!

Thanks Stuart,

PM replied.

Bump for fresh pics!

I see, Personally I wouldn't bother. If there is nothing wrong with your turbo ones, leave them alone. The magnacors might be OK on the n/a, but be shafted on the turbo.

I did also point out the king leads fail on magnacors. Honestly buy the Toyota ones bud. Much better quality.

If the spark strength is crap, the engine cannot produce the power. Misfiring occurs, job fooked.

Anything else?

Stock leads did 635bhp..... Magnacors failed at 400ish. I'd say that's conclusive. The king lead usually fails first on magnacors. As I said, thay are crap.

As above, they are crap. Stock leads are the best.

Still sounds like turbo seals. Like the wheel on the pic...

Yeah, that will be fine.

You could even just use a sidemount IC and WI if you want to keep it simple and the weight down.

Kitch has been running over 2 Bar on a GT3082R for years like this. Over 500bhp.

Tsia wrote:Out of sheer curiosity : Why not the bootmount?

3071 is way too small. Take forever to get the boost through the pipework and cooler. Lag will be an understatement.

Top mount or sidemount IC will be much better for street driving and do the same job.

Not sure the 205 cc will take the boost required, and cool efficiently. Sell that, buy an Ebay CC core and build one. Andy F did this years ago, core was about £70, did over 500bhp.

Agree with both of you

Not sure about the original question... I did 320bhp on my old Rev 3 with CT20B at 1.3 bar. That was stock internals. (with WI)

On a 3071 with your goals, don't bootmount.