Turbo Build: The Disassembly
Yea holy ****... Didnt know that...
i might need to get that looked at sooner than i thought.
Its a mitsu turbo, so its a "V" shaped.. and the only number im seeing is 10cm^2 "hot side".
i might need to get that looked at sooner than i thought.
Its a mitsu turbo, so its a "V" shaped.. and the only number im seeing is 10cm^2 "hot side".
I have a TriFecta tune out of Seattle
My tune info is on there website. Keep in mind the leak I found in the tubing to the intercooler has increased my hp to at least 350 or so with a lot more low end torque.
Will have a new dyno after the throttle body and fins removed from intake which I hope to end up about 375hp to 400
Will have a new dyno after the throttle body and fins removed from intake which I hope to end up about 375hp to 400
if its a mitsu turbo its a circular inlet and a 5bolt IG outlet.
at that point, take the turbine wheel inducer (it'll be bigger then the exducer) size, convert to inch's and add a touch
Thank you sir.
Hahn Super 20g – look forward to near 400hp with this beauty
Inducer: 2.07”
Exducer: 2.67”
So 3" should work.
Hahn Super 20g – look forward to near 400hp with this beauty
Inducer: 2.07”
Exducer: 2.67”
So 3" should work.
Last edited by ShortStack; Mar 12, 2009 at 12:30 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
it'd be best to not ask me questions about that kit....as a tend to get a bit upset about there implausible claims......
none the less, lets just say that those numbers are vary "real"
however, if you have a power number your after, I'll talk turbo with you.
none the less, lets just say that those numbers are vary "real"
however, if you have a power number your after, I'll talk turbo with you.
- 2.4L ecotec alternator (05+)
- Belt tensioner (same engine as above)
- Belt (stock non s/c one or what?)
....and now I have a belt set-up fit to mount my turbo components and get moving so to speak?
Im hoping to do something like you soon so just checking...cant wait to see it finished
Last edited by dom1013; Mar 12, 2009 at 02:38 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
So in the dummest terms(Im really slow lately) possible all I need is a:
- 2.4L ecotec alternator (05+)
- Belt tensioner (same engine as above)
- Belt (stock non s/c one or what?)
....and now I have a belt set-up fit to mount my turbo components and get moving so to speak?
Im hoping to do something like you soon so just checking...cant wait to see it finished
- 2.4L ecotec alternator (05+)
- Belt tensioner (same engine as above)
- Belt (stock non s/c one or what?)
....and now I have a belt set-up fit to mount my turbo components and get moving so to speak?
Im hoping to do something like you soon so just checking...cant wait to see it finished
Im also pretty sure the 2.2 alt puts out a different amp or something...
Im not gonna be driving around "hard" all the time... so hopefully mine will lost longer than others...
06black, give me a month or two after i get this on and settled, once i figure out what im going to do ill let you know.
Im not sure how much i can say, but you can figure it out from this...
The lsj alt only makes power spinning in 1 direction, due to a "clutch" so to speak. By making the pulley catch, instead of free spin, the alt will now make power spinning in both directions.
Im not gonna be driving around "hard" all the time... so hopefully mine will lost longer than others...
06black, give me a month or two after i get this on and settled, once i figure out what im going to do ill let you know.
The lsj alt only makes power spinning in 1 direction, due to a "clutch" so to speak. By making the pulley catch, instead of free spin, the alt will now make power spinning in both directions.
Last edited by ShortStack; Mar 12, 2009 at 03:13 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
where in the **** are you guys getting this info.
a 2.2 puts out less amps....not the end of the word.
the LSJ works just fine once the clutch is welded, however its output suffers as the field has to be reversed.
a 2.2 puts out less amps....not the end of the word.
the LSJ works just fine once the clutch is welded, however its output suffers as the field has to be reversed.
shorts correct about the LSJ having a clutch in the alt to allow it to make power only spinning one way. u have to weld the outter pulley to the middle w.e its called. its easily done. but if u want to make it look nice theres a special tool u can buy to take the bolt of and remove the pulley frrom the alt and weld it.


