I am planning out my TII's build up as I am picking up my poor babe tommorow afternoon. It was suggested that a TO4B would easily make the 350-400hp that I am going to want out of my S5 TII. But I can't seem to find it. If any of you know where I can look for them it would be great. I have tried ebay, google and some other net sources but i can't find on that I need. He also said that a 60-1 would be good. But again I don't know where to buy them I can only find them in pics and forums. :/

 

Whys everyone going the big turbo route nowadays?

 

^^ big gains. personally ive never really been a fan of those dirty slow spooling big turbos its like... slow slow slow (boost in) TOO MUCH!! AHHHH

 

to4B is big



Cheapturbo.com has them Santiago.

 

in the voice of Pinky "eBay Brain!"

 

First of all to address an important issue. I am not leaving the N/a scene at all. I am probably going to enjoy the N/a more because i will not drive the TII much. Probably one or two days of the week to go show up the ricers and domestics at the track locally. The N/a is probably going to be my Suspension ***** getting the badass handling upgrades and all that. If I get my beater car fixed again I will probably bridge my engine on the Sport and run it at the autoX or rally it a bit.





Second I am shooting for 350-400hp with reliable running for the engine and turbo. I don't want to push a small turbo too much to make the power cheaply I dont like down time after the car is working. I want the Snail to have enough to make that power easily or moderatly taxing its ability.



I checked out cheap turbo before asking but I didn't see the B i saw a TO4S I think. Would that still be the same turbo? I am still green on the TII scene and need a little guidance.





Santiago

 

To4S is larger. Made to run around 15-20psi. Can support 460RWHP.

 

Santiago you may want to look for a 60-1 turbo. It gives me a reliable 330 rwhp at only 10psi non-port engine and still room for improvement. At 10psi the turbo is not even yet at its peak efficiency. Efficiency is the key for reliable power. THis turbo is a very popular with rotaries, specially ported. cheapturbo.com seems to have good prices.

 

and they have excellent service and tech support. ken is by far one of the easiet vendors i have dealt with, and is very knowledgeable. i've ordered a wastegate and a turbo from cheapturbo.com and have been very pleased with both transactions.

 

Ah hmm I will look into it. Do you all have any info on these two snails? I want to read up as much as I can on them. I just don't know where to look for the info other than cheapturbo.