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#3
Yep....and what a fooking bargain too I hope Mark dont fancy me..ROFL...although its understandable if he does
T61 is a no no now as it requires a trick manifold to fit But this is still a very capable turbo especially having the 1.06 exhaust housing .....
T61 is a no no now as it requires a trick manifold to fit But this is still a very capable turbo especially having the 1.06 exhaust housing .....
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#10
If I thought that she would ever date you, I would kick her out of the house NOW . Shudder - I can't get that thought out of my mind now - I'm now imagining you calling me Dad . Wait one second, I just need to go throw up .
#13
Originally Posted by Doug Stirling
Phil, this Garrett turbo would cost you £ 348.00 brand new.......
1.71 exhaust housing.
Fitted to a British car that leaves the factory with over 600 BHP as standard
1.71 exhaust housing.
Fitted to a British car that leaves the factory with over 600 BHP as standard
#14
Originally Posted by Bosch Man
Would be funny as youd fancy your son in law...who is married to your daughter who i am the real father....talk about keep it in the family
#17
Originally Posted by Doug Stirling
Phil, this Garrett turbo would cost you £ 348.00 brand new.......
1.71 exhaust housing.
Fitted to a British car that leaves the factory with over 600 BHP as standard
1.71 exhaust housing.
Fitted to a British car that leaves the factory with over 600 BHP as standard
#19
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
If I thought that she would ever date you, I would kick her out of the house NOW . Shudder - I can't get that thought out of my mind now - I'm now imagining you calling me Dad . Wait one second, I just need to go throw up .
Mike, if that ever happens I'll let you borrow this.........
Just let me know!!
#20
[quote="Christian and Beccy"]
As Ryan said, Bentley Turbo (6.8 litres) has two of these turbo's fitted
They are used as "light pressure" turbos.....i.e. less than 8 PSI boost
Originally Posted by Doug Stirling
Fitted to a British car that leaves the factory with over 600 BHP as standard
So WTF is that off then??
So WTF is that off then??
They are used as "light pressure" turbos.....i.e. less than 8 PSI boost
#21
Sunny,
Sorry to hi-jack your thread..............
Just read that the Bentley Turbo's were "only" 420 BHP.......BUT:
Turbo 'RT' (1997 - '98) 420 bhp & 650 lb/ft torque
As Steve (Itsmeagain) has said a few times "V8 turbo engines rock"
These mid-eighties to late nineties models enjoyed a continuous, but confusing continual development, which means that there can be some differences to the facts and figures shown above. The mile markers below attempt to clarify some of those differences.
Mulsanne Turbo (1982 - 85) carburettor (some fuel injected)
Turbo 'R' (1985 - '87) carburettor (some fuel injected)
Turbo 'R' (1987 chassis 20000 onwards) fuel injection & ABS brakes
Turbo 'R' (1989 onwards) air cooled charge cooler
Turbo 'R' (1990 onwards) active ride control
Turbo 'R' (1992 - ''93) Kat exhaust & 4 speed gearbox
Turbo 'R' (1994 - '95) Motronic 3.3 engine management system
Turbo 'S' (1994 - '96) Zytek engine management
Turbo 'R'
(1996 onwards) Zytek engine management - 386 bhp & 553 lb/ft torque
Turbo 'RL' (1997 onwards) electronic traction control
Turbo 'RT' (1997 - '98) 420 bhp & 650 lb/ft torque
Sorry to hi-jack your thread..............
Just read that the Bentley Turbo's were "only" 420 BHP.......BUT:
Turbo 'RT' (1997 - '98) 420 bhp & 650 lb/ft torque
As Steve (Itsmeagain) has said a few times "V8 turbo engines rock"
These mid-eighties to late nineties models enjoyed a continuous, but confusing continual development, which means that there can be some differences to the facts and figures shown above. The mile markers below attempt to clarify some of those differences.
Mulsanne Turbo (1982 - 85) carburettor (some fuel injected)
Turbo 'R' (1985 - '87) carburettor (some fuel injected)
Turbo 'R' (1987 chassis 20000 onwards) fuel injection & ABS brakes
Turbo 'R' (1989 onwards) air cooled charge cooler
Turbo 'R' (1990 onwards) active ride control
Turbo 'R' (1992 - ''93) Kat exhaust & 4 speed gearbox
Turbo 'R' (1994 - '95) Motronic 3.3 engine management system
Turbo 'S' (1994 - '96) Zytek engine management
Turbo 'R'
(1996 onwards) Zytek engine management - 386 bhp & 553 lb/ft torque
Turbo 'RL' (1997 onwards) electronic traction control
Turbo 'RT' (1997 - '98) 420 bhp & 650 lb/ft torque
#22
Put a smaller exhaust housing (much!) on that turbo of dougs and itd come in handy for someone, esp at that price
Quick correction tho, id NEVER say "rock"
Tho V8 Turbo is best of both worlds
Quick correction tho, id NEVER say "rock"
Tho V8 Turbo is best of both worlds
#27
Originally Posted by Bosch Man
Yep....and what a fooking bargain too I hope Mark dont fancy me..ROFL...although its understandable if he does
T61 is a no no now as it requires a trick manifold to fit But this is still a very capable turbo especially having the 1.06 exhaust housing .....
T61 is a no no now as it requires a trick manifold to fit But this is still a very capable turbo especially having the 1.06 exhaust housing .....
but .. you can get a 4 bolt to 3 bolt flange from porsche .. bolt it on .. and you can easily connect your exhaust to it without having to modify it!
if intrested.. send pm ..
#28
Originally Posted by Karl
Philip,
As I said the other day what manifold, wastegate and boost control do you plan on running?
As I said the other day what manifold, wastegate and boost control do you plan on running?
Thats all bufty boy stuff, he doesnt need to worry about any of that crap, all that you need to build a good engine is a massive turbo
Dont you know ANYTHING Karl?
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