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How much power will i make running 5-7 psi on s4 n/a turboed ?

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Old 04-24-05, 03:07 PM
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My insurance company doesn't even seem to decipher between N/A and Turbo, they just put in RX-7 and it's the same for both.
That depends on the insurance company
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
That depends on the insurance company
I know, just giving my experience heh.
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I know, just giving my experience heh.
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SonicRat, which manifold would you say costs the most loss to occur, the upper or lower? I'm curious because to me, not having a machinist on hand to fab up my own manifolds, a ported TII LIM seems like the best bet in terms of being the easiest to just bolt up and go. I've got a ported FD UIM I'm going to use, and I'm assuming that the FD UIM would flow better than a TII UIM.
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Yes it does. I'd say my loss was mainly due to the LIM and the turbulance caused on the secondary/aux port's slamming against the divider between the two.
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Yes it does. I'd say my loss was mainly due to the LIM and the turbulance caused on the secondary/aux port's slamming against the divider between the two.
i think someone needs to make a custom intake manifold that can be used for n/a and and one made for turbo, im considering just leaving my n/a the way it is unless there is a good manifold setup i can use without making a hackjob on a tii manifold , and i also dont want that spacer there, i want it to be done right not the 1/2 *** way, so i may just keep it n/a since it will be more reliable, just use the money for a haltech or watever ems then get the turbo setup later on when these manifolds are available , i want something thats been tested and dyno proven not just some hackjob on a tii manifold or a spacer hackjob on the frame where it is hitting
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I already DO make them. If people would take the time to read the thread that says "Interest in N/A 6port turbo kits", you'd see that's exactly what I'm doing. I'm selling new manifolds that fit perfectly without having to modify anything.
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
I already DO make them. If people would take the time to read the thread that says "Interest in N/A 6port turbo kits", you'd see that's exactly what I'm doing. I'm selling new manifolds that fit perfectly without having to modify anything.
would i be able to use this on my n/a ? im probably going to keep mine n/a because i cant afford the entire setup right now

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If you wanted to, yes, it could be used in N/A form (just the intake manifolds/etc), then as you got money you could peice together the rest of it and turbo it. If you have more questions, PM me.
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As just an opinion,I think it is a lot easier to buy a jpec motor $800, harness $150 ecu $200,downpipe100,odds and ends $500,I'm only saying this because I did it,and you can put a big turbo ems, the works,with a lower compresion motor,but its your choice,I'm just giving my 2cents
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You can put all of what you said on a 6port engine as well, and make just as much power, at a lower boost. Not to mention it's a LOT easier to source 6port engine parts (and cheaper).
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alittle bit off topic but, all those who are doubting how well/bad the t2 intake manifold work on the 6 port can check this out https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-128/na-6port-streetport-dynoed-195whp-update-418805/

as far as sonicrat's kit, he just wants to know if you guys want this to happen or not. i dont think he expects everyone to find t2 manifolds and start modifying them to fit onto the 6 ports that is why he is making the kit. i dont know why a lot of you are complainging about what he is tryign to do instead of being happy that someone is trying to develop parts for the forgoten 6port na guys.
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sonicrats working pretty hard on that **** too, dual 50mm throttle bodies!!! everything is awesome, except the emissions part, his manifold setup will flow so good (basically i'm going to keep giving him **** until he gets a setup thats street legal, a.k.a passes visual inspection )

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Originally Posted by staticguitar313
sonicrats working pretty hard on that **** too, dual 50mm throttle bodies!!! everything is awesome, except the emissions part, his manifold setup will flow so good (basically i'm going to keep giving him **** until he gets a setup thats street legal, a.k.a passes visual inspection )

Yeah but he wants like 1200 for a partial setup and like 1500-2000 for a more complete setup, my ballpark is more around like 500 bucks max so i thnk i may keep it n/a or get the parts from my boy if i ever turbo it

get his injectors (550cc) and stock s4 turbo... but i honestly think there is a way to make at least 185-200 whp on n/a s4 with some good tuning and a custom intake manifold, im going to have kahren help me out with this , especially at the dyno once i get an safc and headerback exhaust , hoping for at least 175-180whp with that so like 210@ the flywheel
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