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Old May-5th-2003 | 05:57 PM
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flow rates of the VJ 20 turbo

does anyone know of a website that gives the downlow on the VJ 20 ,.. I need to know the flow rates ... and some other things..
reason why is I am considering this as my main turbo , or t25 or t3 ,
but I may go with the vj20 (get my feet wet) then upgrade and move the vj20 over to the 323.. when I am ready ,...
a 323 with boost + NOS ... hehehe

but thanks for the replies
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Old May-5th-2003 | 07:06 PM
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Flow of a VJ-20 = Crap

A T25 will outflow it, a T3 will outflow both.

Start with a T3 .48/.60 and you'll be set for life.
Old May-5th-2003 | 07:58 PM
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thanks for the info ..
I like your sig ...

Hey braden , are you selling any turbo manifolds that can fit up on the 1.8?
bruce
Old May-5th-2003 | 08:02 PM
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I'm pretty much out of everything right now, I only have a GTX ecu with partial harness left till I order some more stuff.
Old May-5th-2003 | 08:07 PM
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I really wanted a T3 , but I will have to check around into the priceing of getting a many made for it .....
I know turbo1g said he new someone that made manys , but there was something the guy had to do .. oh well I got some few weeks till I do my purchasing so....
thanks for the info ,,
your Mspeed looks great ..
that is the color I would personally get myself
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Old May-5th-2003 | 09:16 PM
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Where can I learn to read those diagrams? Just jibberish to me.
Old May-5th-2003 | 10:47 PM
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Originally posted by PseudoRealityX




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Old May-8th-2003 | 11:49 AM
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You do know that those diagrams are only for the "Family" of turbo's designated by the "RH" number, they only give a rough estimate of what a particular family of turbo's can do.
Old May-8th-2003 | 06:52 PM
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Re: flow rates of the VJ 20 turbo

Originally posted by Bruce95fmla
323 with boost + NOS ... hehehe

but thanks for the replies
Bruce

Old May-8th-2003 | 11:21 PM
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Whats the most power somebody has made with the VJ20 w/GTX manifold, and at what psi??
Old May-9th-2003 | 12:36 AM
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Originally posted by snart
Whats the most power somebody has made with the VJ20 w/GTX manifold, and at what psi??
f-ing guy ,, you don't really eat paint do you ......
Old May-12th-2003 | 10:47 AM
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If you want a good cheap T3 turbo go to a junkyard, look around for a Ford Thunderbird Turbocoupe, Merkur xr4ti, or Mustang SVO. *Most* of those came with a T3 turbo, except for the 87-88 Turbocoupe which came with an IHI turbo (actually not bad turbo for the 2.0l application). If you do find an SVO let me know . Just be careful, watch for shaft play, look for oil spots etc... you know the drill.
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