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13th June 2012, 16:52
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Sorry for tripple post, can anyone find anything about this?
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13th June 2012, 18:32
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Originally Posted by ThrushMotorsport
I will be using the cituning downpipe, but ill be having my fabricator chop it and weld on a new peice, i.e from a t25 downpipe flange (the 2 port one, for my internal wastegate, merging into the one pipe, then back onto the downpipe.
Ill go get the turbo, and write it down what it is, and try find out more about it.
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If that's that's the case you may aswel have him make a 2.5" system for you?
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13th June 2012, 18:42
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He has asked me if I want that made up too as he's doing my rollcage from scratch aswell, so really I could just copy the design of the downpipe and sell it after as I'm unsure of the size of the downpipe they give you.
I'm only hoping for around the same as my stage 2 cupra (225 bhp or so) hopefully this turbo can produce that.
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13th June 2012, 18:57
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Also eventually found out what turbo it is, its a TB2555 used on rover 16v turbos and saabs
Would anyone know where I can get a spec sheet for this??
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13th June 2012, 18:59
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Double post accident.
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13th June 2012, 19:22
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the only turbos that fit the cituning manifold and have clearance for the box/cps are the saab style one with the usual 4 bolts manifold flange and 3 bolt downpipe flange can get GT17s, T25s and TD04s from saab 9000, 9-3, 9-5 and the veigenn (sp) special editions.
Any other turbos will need modifying in some way
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13th June 2012, 19:32
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Originally Posted by Sophia_Bush
the only turbos that fit the cituning manifold and have clearance for the box/cps are the saab style one with the usual 4 bolts manifold flange and 3 bolt downpipe flange can get GT17s, T25s and TD04s from saab 9000, 9-3, 9-5 and the veigenn (sp) special editions.
Any other turbos will need modifying in some way
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Hmm, did hear about this somewhere, is there not a way you could space the manifold from the head a bit further to clear it?
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13th June 2012, 19:49
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whats the point of that? would require an adapter making tbh wouldn't give enough space as the space is limited as it is only way around it is to cut the flange off and reweld it to suit clearance but then you will need to rotate housing so they clear.
Not being an arse but by the time you have made an adapter or cut stuff up the money spent would of easily got a turbo that would fit
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13th June 2012, 20:10
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I was actually trying to get my head around which way it would have to face before but it's been a long time since ivehad a cituning Manu infront of me
The 3bolt housing turbos are a lot more compact in design then the 5 bolt, so may be worth trying to mate things up before you do any fab work, my 5 bolt turbo takes up a lot of space in the bay
But the cituning stuff sits off to the right alot more
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16th June 2012, 21:11
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Bought a cituning mani and dp + gt17 turbo, so its all sorted now to get rolling
Would anyone know what sort of clearance ill have oil filter wise?? Could I use a mocal oil cooler with a ATSPEED 50mm filter and not foul the dp? Or do I have to get the relocation?
Also spooxs oil feed + t piece for oil preasure sensor , thinking of getting that.. Any views on it???
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18th June 2012, 19:16
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omg this is a very eye opening thread, lets keep this information going cus i have been thinking loads about turboing lol
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Totaly agree with you there mate good info to have
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18th June 2012, 19:45
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I don't know what the clearance is like on the cituning stuff but for anything oil cooler/system related I'd go to Think Automotive incredibly helpful and knowledgable and will sort you out.
As for small filters, alot of people iirc use little ones from a Renault 5gtt, should be easy enough to pick up for cheaps
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19th June 2012, 10:43
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Originally Posted by Gareth_R
I don't know what the clearance is like on the cituning stuff but for anything oil cooler/system related I'd go to Think Automotive incredibly helpful and knowledgable and will sort you out.
As for small filters, alot of people iirc use little ones from a Renault 5gtt, should be easy enough to pick up for cheaps
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That's all the at speed ones are. Alternatively fit a relocation kit which gives even more room and allows you to run any size filter you want, inc full size, as you mount where you've got space.
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19th June 2012, 11:06
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Yeah thats what I have, the take off on the block is only 40 mm or something, much easier
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11th August 2012, 07:59
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Just starting on my conversion, im looking at what to use/how to do the water feed and return lines into the coolant system. Do I need to get some t piece fittings.
Where is the best place to have the feed and return going to?
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11th August 2012, 09:39
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you get a good few inches with the cituning setup on a normal oil filter, i ran a relocation kit on mine and had loads of room to play with and would defo recommend using one
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