.83 turbine housing s200
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.83 turbine housing s200
There is no info on this forum of people running this turbine housing. Found some posts of evo's running factory borg t4 housings with success....Maybe it will work? It is twin scroll and has t3 volutes. I'm looking at an s252 that come with this housing. Any info retaining to out of the box borgwarner s200 would be welcome. Thanks
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Guilty as charged. I sure did kick the beehive, all in fun sorry.
For your viewing pleasure a 2.0 dsm with a s256 running a 1.15 t4 housing.
It should work. Thanks for the replys.
For your viewing pleasure a 2.0 dsm with a s256 running a 1.15 t4 housing.
It should work. Thanks for the replys.
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so far so good, but yea, its built (rods pistons balance shaft delete cams, springs, valves, ported head, and a bunch i cant remember).
its a little lazy to spool up, but being an efr its not as bad as you would think. makes 325 whp at 8psi, getting turned up once i get my trans swapped (this is in my porsche 944)
its a little lazy to spool up, but being an efr its not as bad as you would think. makes 325 whp at 8psi, getting turned up once i get my trans swapped (this is in my porsche 944)
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ive had issues with it pushing the wastegate open so it tends to ramp in slowly, maybe 3500-4k. i rev it to 8k though, and higher in the future (solid lash adjusters and cams to match), so spool up isnt my biggest concern. all i know is that after a shift the boost is back instantly.
i just put a dual port wastegate actuator on to combat the wastegate issue. took the car for a rip today and it spools faster, but i was more focused on the boost gauge and wideband than the tach.
i just put a dual port wastegate actuator on to combat the wastegate issue. took the car for a rip today and it spools faster, but i was more focused on the boost gauge and wideband than the tach.
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