HMT EVO 16g6 Project
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^ wells it's not an exact match but it'll take alot of machining to make them line up properly. But besides, that, do you they even have to align perfectly? or as long as there is exhaust moving through, you'll be good to go?
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Originally Posted by 01G_WRX_02
I only think it will hit a little I can just cut the peice off.
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Originally Posted by Wallesasuaz
^ wells it's not an exact match but it'll take alot of machining to make them line up properly. But besides, that, do you they even have to align perfectly? or as long as there is exhaust moving through, you'll be good to go?
Originally Posted by senate6268
Even after the bracket was ground off, it still hit the housing. It was after then that I had to lengthen the runners. And after lengthening the runners, the wastegate was moved closer and closer to the radiator. I've read a few stories about EVOs puncturing radiators after hard braking with their wastegates. I told my friend to keep an eye on it. Also, after about a month and a half his manifold cracked like crazy. He bought one of those SS Autochrome ones off eBay. They are so poorly made. He took it to a shop after that and had them replicate the manifold with good pipe and proper welds. Much better now.
After cutting the bracket off I might take a hammer and dent the pipe a little. It wont hurt the flow and cooling enfough to do anything. What kind of manifold were you using?? Mine could be different than yours. As for the SSAC header cracking Im going to make a support bracket like the Evo uses to support it better. and If it does crack I can always reweld it.
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Originally Posted by 01G_WRX_02
The out side ports are off, but im going to do some welding and porting to get it to flow alittle better.
After cutting the bracket off I might take a hammer and dent the pipe a little. It wont hurt the flow and cooling enfough to do anything. What kind of manifold were you using?? Mine could be different than yours. As for the SSAC header cracking Im going to make a support bracket like the Evo uses to support it better. and If it does crack I can always reweld it.
After cutting the bracket off I might take a hammer and dent the pipe a little. It wont hurt the flow and cooling enfough to do anything. What kind of manifold were you using?? Mine could be different than yours. As for the SSAC header cracking Im going to make a support bracket like the Evo uses to support it better. and If it does crack I can always reweld it.
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heres some pics of the flange on the SSAC header. It lines up sp much better than the stcok manifold. Also when I orded my Header off ebay it was for just the header no gaskets, no o2 housing,or hardware. But i opened the boxes and I ended up getting the gaskets, o2 housing,and hardware. so that was cool.
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Originally Posted by GSknight
Good Stuff! I love custom turbo projects; I'm in the midst of one myself.
How much PSI is that Volvo wastegate set at?
Good luck, I cant wait to see the finished product!
How much PSI is that Volvo wastegate set at?
Good luck, I cant wait to see the finished product!
heres the WG setting on most volvos. I got this off TurboBrick.com. Mine is
from a B23FT 6.8-7.7 psi
B21ET 5.8 psi
B21FT 5.8psi
1981-1985 240 GT Turbo 130 cu in. B21FT-I intercooler model introduced mid 1984.
B23ET 7.1 psi
B23FT 6.8-7.7 psi
1983-1989 760 Turbo
1985-1989 740 Turbo
B200ET 7.5 psi 2.0L inline-4, turbocharged, Bosch Motronic engine management (introduced for the '85 model year)
1985-1989 740 Turbo
B230ET 7.5 psi 2.3L inline-4, turbocharged, Bosch Motronic (introduced in the '85 model year)
1985-1989 760 Turbo
1985-1989 740 Turbo
B230FT 7.5 psi @ 3000 rpm
1988-90 740 HP Turbo
1989-1992 740 Turbo
1985-1989 740 Turbo
1990-92 760 Turbo
1989-91 780 Turbo
1990-1994 940SE Turbo
1991-92 960 Turbo
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****ty phone pics.
Stock Vs evo DP
just seening what it looked like with the bumper on.
This where I had to cut pipes to get it to fit . It came out good.
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Originally Posted by Wallesasuaz
so the bumper sits flush on top of an EVO intercooler? Did you have to cut anything else besides the pipes?
Originally Posted by GSknight
How did you get the front of the intercooler so shiney?
I have polished mine several times, and it still doesnt look that good.
I have polished mine several times, and it still doesnt look that good.
I just gave it a quick wet sand and them used a drill and buffing wheel.
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Heres some more pics. The stock EVO DP fits great all I had to do was lengthen it about 12 inches. I Also took the stock EVO support bracket and welded it to the DP so that when its all bolted on it with help support the turbo and header. Im just waiting for my FMU,oil return line, and gauges to come in the mail. other than that I
have to hook up the coolant lines, tap the pan, guages and the FMU and Im done.
have to hook up the coolant lines, tap the pan, guages and the FMU and Im done.
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I love seeing how much interchanges between these cars.. It makes for amazing swaps..
BTW, If you want to make your life a little easier, check out one of the mini-battery kits, you should be able to fit the battery over the motor mount next to the fuse box, give yourself alot of room for your intake in what would be the stock location for the Evo..
I'm even more impressed with how little had to be modified to the flange to get it to fit (just a few new holes drilled correct?)
I'd like to see someone do this with a stock cast manifold and make it look like it was OE on the car..
BTW, If you want to make your life a little easier, check out one of the mini-battery kits, you should be able to fit the battery over the motor mount next to the fuse box, give yourself alot of room for your intake in what would be the stock location for the Evo..
I'm even more impressed with how little had to be modified to the flange to get it to fit (just a few new holes drilled correct?)
I'd like to see someone do this with a stock cast manifold and make it look like it was OE on the car..