GT4088R on a 2.0L, searched..but haven't found much!
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GT4088R on a 2.0L, searched..but haven't found much!
I've searched a little, but haven't found much on the 4088R with a 2.0L. Most have been a 2.3 or destroked 4g64 to a 2.1L. So my question is, what could I expect to see as far as spool time goes on the 4088R with a standard 2.0L with a set of HKS 280 cams. My main goal would be to make very close to, if not over 500awhp on pump gas ALONE (no meth. or alky.) If anyone has any experience with this turbo on a 2.0L, I would appreciate input .
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Stock motor or stock displacement? Doesn't really state..
As for spool.. I haven't had one on an Evo...but one of the Honda's here at the shop was running a 2.4L K series setup with a BB t3/t67 P trim (aka gt37r). We switched to a 2.0L with a twin scroll manifold and gt4094r. Guess what spooled faster and was more responsive and made 800+ whp
As for spool.. I haven't had one on an Evo...but one of the Honda's here at the shop was running a 2.4L K series setup with a BB t3/t67 P trim (aka gt37r). We switched to a 2.0L with a twin scroll manifold and gt4094r. Guess what spooled faster and was more responsive and made 800+ whp
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Stock motor or stock displacement? Doesn't really state..
As for spool.. I haven't had one on an Evo...but one of the Honda's here at the shop was running a 2.4L K series setup with a BB t3/t67 P trim (aka gt37r). We switched to a 2.0L with a twin scroll manifold and gt4094r. Guess what spooled faster and was more responsive and made 800+ whp
As for spool.. I haven't had one on an Evo...but one of the Honda's here at the shop was running a 2.4L K series setup with a BB t3/t67 P trim (aka gt37r). We switched to a 2.0L with a twin scroll manifold and gt4094r. Guess what spooled faster and was more responsive and made 800+ whp
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If you haven't bought 40R then my choice would be 35R. It is hard but not impossible to achieve 500awhp mark on 93octane.
Search a little here & you'll know what I am saying
Good luck!
A guy in my Country has recently got his car tuned on FR twinscroll 40R setup on built 2.0L. Through some sources I have come to know that he is facing more lag than a 35r but may be it's the combo that is not letting more power out or may be unless one races him, it cannot be declared. If I get some authentic info on that car, I'll surely let you know.
Search a little here & you'll know what I am saying
Good luck!
A guy in my Country has recently got his car tuned on FR twinscroll 40R setup on built 2.0L. Through some sources I have come to know that he is facing more lag than a 35r but may be it's the combo that is not letting more power out or may be unless one races him, it cannot be declared. If I get some authentic info on that car, I'll surely let you know.
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My speculative opinion: 5,000 RPM and I hope you're completely built. You'll have to rev that thing to 9k+. Of course you don't have to, but then you'd be limited to a 2,500 RPM power band. Everytime you shift you'll fall into lag range. You'll lose races against stock Evo's at that point.
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heres a k series with GT37R single scroll .63 A/R VS GT4094R twinscroll 1.19 a/r
being that you are in europe, i assume you visit lancerregister? one of the most respected forum members on there is Mark Shead... i highly recommend asking him his impression going from GT35R to twinscroll GT35R to twinscroll GT40R.
the twinscroll 40R has less lag than the standard GT35R (singlescroll) and a fantastic powerband
sorry, but that is completely false
If you haven't bought 40R then my choice would be 35R. It is hard but not impossible to achieve 500awhp mark on 93octane.
Search a little here & you'll know what I am sayingGood luck! A guy in my Country has recently got his car tuned on FR twinscroll 40R setup on built 2.0L. Through some sources I have come to know that he is facing more lag than a 35r but may be it's the combo that is not letting more power out or may be unless one races him, it cannot be declared. If I get some authentic info on that car, I'll surely let you know.
Search a little here & you'll know what I am sayingGood luck! A guy in my Country has recently got his car tuned on FR twinscroll 40R setup on built 2.0L. Through some sources I have come to know that he is facing more lag than a 35r but may be it's the combo that is not letting more power out or may be unless one races him, it cannot be declared. If I get some authentic info on that car, I'll surely let you know.
the twinscroll 40R has less lag than the standard GT35R (singlescroll) and a fantastic powerband
My speculative opinion: 5,000 RPM and I hope you're completely built. You'll have to rev that thing to 9k+. Of course you don't have to, but then you'd be limited to a 2,500 RPM power band. Everytime you shift you'll fall into lag range. You'll lose races against stock Evo's at that point
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4094 is huge and has 42r internals just with smaller housing.
I will have some feddback for you soon but i am running full race 40r kit with buschur stage 3 long block.
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heres a k series with GT37R single scroll .63 A/R VS GT4094R twinscroll 1.19 a/r
being that you are in europe, i assume you visit lancerregister? one of the most respected forum members on there is Mark Shead... i highly recommend asking him his impression going from GT35R to twinscroll GT35R to twinscroll GT40R.
the twinscroll 40R has less lag than the standard GT35R (singlescroll) and a fantastic powerband
sorry, but that is completely false
being that you are in europe, i assume you visit lancerregister? one of the most respected forum members on there is Mark Shead... i highly recommend asking him his impression going from GT35R to twinscroll GT35R to twinscroll GT40R.
the twinscroll 40R has less lag than the standard GT35R (singlescroll) and a fantastic powerband
sorry, but that is completely false
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FWIW we just dynoed a car that had a lot of 40R setups on it, and tested out the new borgwarner turbo thats between the 40R and the 42R, and it kicked ***
spooled a tiny bit faster than the 4088R, and made more power at less boost with a broader powerband. BW is coming up!!! ill post the dynoplot on monday
spooled a tiny bit faster than the 4088R, and made more power at less boost with a broader powerband. BW is coming up!!! ill post the dynoplot on monday