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peachpuff 09-07-2010 04:55 PM


Originally Posted by Dart_SI (Post 5214631)
interesting. if a direct replacement turbo can get me to 350-400whp easily then im game. not looking for huge power but itd be nice.

The gt2871 is rated right at that power level.

Supercharged Guy 09-08-2010 10:03 AM


Originally Posted by peachpuff (Post 5214800)
The gt2871 is rated right at that power level.

But will it bolt directly onto our manifold is the question

elecblue06 09-08-2010 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by Supercharged Guy (Post 5216497)
But will it bolt directly onto our manifold is the question

thats the whole point of what the guy is trying to do

HHRSSouth 09-08-2010 10:29 AM

I heard back from Brian at BNR racing yesterday. I told him to add me to his list to be notified :twothumbs
For those that don't know he has done factory turbo hybrids for other platforms of cars with great results.

The email I received:

"Right now I am working on jigs, and CAD drawings to make this conversion happen. I am doing all the machine work with CNC machines, so every tolerance will be a perfect fit. This set up is what takes the most time so hang in there!

I don't know if you are on my call/email list for LNF upgrades. I need your name, email addy and telephone number. When I get the machined turbine housing in my hand I will contact everyone on the list for the update! From there it is down hill!"


Bryan Nickell
bnrsupercars.com
205 640 1193

He has also read this thread ;)

cubaniche 09-08-2010 11:00 AM

Great news. No doubt something like this takes time. Im definitely in for when the 2871 version is available.

Supercharged Guy 09-08-2010 01:22 PM


Originally Posted by HHRSSouth (Post 5216536)
I heard back from Brian at BNR racing yesterday. I told him to add me to his list to be notified :twothumbs
For those that don't know he has done factory turbo hybrids for other platforms of cars with great results.

The email I received:

"Right now I am working on jigs, and CAD drawings to make this conversion happen. I am doing all the machine work with CNC machines, so every tolerance will be a perfect fit. This set up is what takes the most time so hang in there!

I don't know if you are on my call/email list for LNF upgrades. I need your name, email addy and telephone number. When I get the machined turbine housing in my hand I will contact everyone on the list for the update! From there it is down hill!"



He has also read this thread ;)

Awesome thats good to know, I probably should get on that list! :lol:

PrincessTurbo 09-08-2010 04:39 PM


Originally Posted by Supercharged Guy (Post 5216872)
Awesome thats good to know, I probably should get on that list! :lol:

Yup I am on it to .


Looking to buy a K04 for a spare .. PM me if you have one.

Terminator2 09-08-2010 04:56 PM


Originally Posted by PrincessTurbo (Post 5217350)
Yup I am on it to .


Looking to buy a K04 for a spare .. PM me if you have one.

Need to get one from the same place as HHRSouth. He got his for super cheap even though it seems it is a little different than our KKK-04. For these purposes thoug as long as the flanges and hookups are all the same it does not matter what wheels it has in it.

peachpuff 09-08-2010 05:51 PM


Originally Posted by elecblue06 (Post 5216514)
thats the whole point of what the guy is trying to do

Exactly, you take your turbo out and bolt on these upgraded ones, 100% bolt-on turbo.

PrincessTurbo 09-08-2010 06:13 PM


Originally Posted by Terminator2 (Post 5217389)
Need to get one from the same place as HHRSouth. He got his for super cheap even though it seems it is a little different than our KKK-04. For these purposes thoug as long as the flanges and hookups are all the same it does not matter what wheels it has in it.

Dude told me it has to be the GM core? ... :eek:

Terminator2 09-08-2010 08:33 PM


Originally Posted by PrincessTurbo (Post 5217553)
Dude told me it has to be the GM core? ... :eek:

His might not be a GM core because it has Mitsubishi stamped on the exhaust flange. I do not think our KKK-04 has that stamped on it anywhere.

elecblue06 09-08-2010 08:36 PM


Originally Posted by Terminator2 (Post 5217939)
His might not be a GM core because it has Mitsubishi stamped on the exhaust flange. I do not think our KKK-04 has that stamped on it anywhere.

but the exhaust flange is the lnf exhaust flange .. which is a gm specific flange from what i understand right

Wangspeed 09-08-2010 09:39 PM


Originally Posted by elecblue06 (Post 5217950)
but the exhaust flange is the lnf exhaust flange .. which is a gm specific flange from what i understand right

Well, just because it's GM specific doesn't mean it isn't farmed out. I mean, look at all the other TC specific parts that are out sourced. Like some of the rubber parts in the charge piping. Stamped with AEM right on them. Same with all the turbo parts, although I will admit I'm surprised to see the Mitsu stamp on a flange with a Triple K turbo. Very weird...

elecblue06 09-08-2010 09:42 PM


Originally Posted by Wangspeed (Post 5218137)
Well, just because it's GM specific doesn't mean it isn't farmed out. I mean, look at all the other TC specific parts that are out sourced. Like some of the rubber parts in the charge piping. Stamped with AEM right on them. Same with all the turbo parts, although I will admit I'm surprised to see the Mitsu stamp on a flange with a Triple K turbo. Very weird...

i just mean that if it's the right flange it should be the right turbo since no other turbos .. aside from GM turbos use that flange :twothumbs

09CobaltSS1 09-08-2010 09:50 PM

If that is truely a GM specific KKK-K04 then they must have used a different manufacturer. There doesn't look to be any BorgWarner emblems stamped anywere

PrincessTurbo 09-09-2010 11:28 AM

Just look at it how could it not be . It is the new Regal GS turbo. Same thing a little different hardware...

Some guy who works at one of the plants said his dad seen a huge pallet of these things sitting in the stock room with Mitsubishi on the big box. This was a month back or more.

GM has Mitsubishi building them ... it has been figured out now..

elecblue06 09-09-2010 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by PrincessTurbo (Post 5219186)
Just look at it how could it not be . It is the new Regal GS turbo. Same thing a little different hardware...

Some guy who works at one of the plants said his dad seen a huge pallet of these things sitting in the stock room with Mitsubishi on the big box. This was a month back or more.

GM has Mitsubishi building them ... it has been figured out now..

shit.. here comes crankwalk :lol:

cubaniche 09-09-2010 11:44 AM


Originally Posted by PrincessTurbo (Post 5219186)
Just look at it how could it not be . It is the new Regal GS turbo. Same thing a little different hardware...

Some guy who works at one of the plants said his dad seen a huge pallet of these things sitting in the stock room with Mitsubishi on the big box. This was a month back or more.

GM has Mitsubishi building them ... it has been figured out now..

There you go. I knew someone had said it somewhere...lol

PrincessTurbo 09-09-2010 11:56 AM


Originally Posted by elecblue06 (Post 5219196)
shit.. here comes crankwalk :lol:

dude I am rofl

http://home.comcast.net/~redrain19/Crankwalk.jpg

This is more like it ;)

elecblue06 09-09-2010 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by PrincessTurbo (Post 5219231)
dude I am rofl

http://home.comcast.net/~redrain19/Crankwalk.jpg

This is more like it ;)

i figured someone would get a kick out of that lol

Terminator2 09-09-2010 12:22 PM


Originally Posted by Wangspeed (Post 5218137)
Well, just because it's GM specific doesn't mean it isn't farmed out. I mean, look at all the other TC specific parts that are out sourced. Like some of the rubber parts in the charge piping. Stamped with AEM right on them. Same with all the turbo parts, although I will admit I'm surprised to see the Mitsu stamp on a flange with a Triple K turbo. Very weird...

I saw AEM stamped on my stock CPs. You would think AEM could have made a better CP mine stress cracked with only 6K miles on my car and the rubber hose had a small hole in it right at the turbo outlet.

Terminator2 09-09-2010 12:25 PM


Originally Posted by elecblue06 (Post 5217950)
but the exhaust flange is the lnf exhaust flange .. which is a gm specific flange from what i understand right

I guess the new regal LNF is using a TD-04 of some type because that is what he found on the housing.

elecblue06 09-09-2010 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by Terminator2 (Post 5219283)
I guess the new regal LNF is using a TD-04 of some type because that is what he found on the housing.

hmm thats true i think i have heard they were using a slightly different turbo for the buick.. the turbo looks very similar i wonder how flow numbers compare

HHRSSouth 09-09-2010 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by Terminator2 (Post 5219283)
I guess the new regal LNF is using a TD-04 of some type because that is what he found on the housing.

Also don't forget the wastegate flap opens the opposite direction of the current Borg Warner LNF K04, and the BPV/BPV flange is totally different on the Mitsubishi variant I have.

Typhoon 09-09-2010 01:12 PM

Mitsubishi building the turbos is totally believable. GM has used them before. All the TD06's on the Syclones & Typhoons are Mitsu turbos.


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