1.3 Turbo
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1.3 Turbo
Well i'm thinkin of changing my idea from bike carbs to turbo! i've been told by a few people that it will be easier and chaper to butd a 1.3 turbo rather then a 1.3 on carbs si i'm goin down the turbo route! i was wondering if anyone else has done this? if so would they be able to give me some more information! i've alredy sourced the turbo (R5 T2) i was jwondering where i could get a hi flow fuel pump from but dnt wnt to pay ?200+ gor one! anyone wiv any advice pm me with pleasure
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Who told you that? Cos to build a 1.3 turbo you'd need to have injection for a start! Then you'd need all gti fuel lines and tank, then a turbo and manifold, custom remap! Its a LOT of work!
A 1.3 on carbs would only require the carbs!
If you went down the turbo route it'd be best to start with a Polo GT block n head, ECU etc
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Yes a turbo cant just be bolted on,the block for a turbo is made stronger to cope with the extra stresses,the pistons usually have an extra ring or 2,there also needs to be an oil feed and return,and the final problem is its got a carb,injection would be better but a carb can be used as like the maestro 2.0 turbo.
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Phataz1 said
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Who told you that? Cos to build a 1.3 turbo you'd need to have injection for a start! Then you'd need all gti fuel lines and tank, then a turbo and manifold, custom remap! Its a LOT of work!
A 1.3 on carbs would only require the carbs!
If you went down the turbo route it'd be best to start with a Polo GT block n head, ECU etc
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thats what i have got! a polo gt engine ecu etc it's comming out of my polo gt!!! dont need a gti fuel tank! got the turbo! my mate can make the manifold! and why is injesction better! R5 GTT ran on carb fine! one of my m8's had a 170BHP R5 and ran perfectly
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muttley racing ftmfw
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and you can run a turbo on a totally standard engine internally, people have been doing it for years.
Real golfers don't play with clubs
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As for turbo installs, run a carb, far simpler to set up etc. Look at Metro turbos, they can give close to 200bhp with no problems, but the A series engine doesn't like being made to work hard :roll: Infact you could probably use the Metro wiring harness and make it work on your engine. I have a mate who is very clued up on them if you want any info.
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Rich_M said
If your going to turbo your engine then I suggest you have the head chambers increased to drop the c/r, this is a cheaper option to fitting low comp pistons and can be done by any competant diy'er or me :mrgreen: (I mod heads on the side, mainly minis tho) The main thing is to make sure you get them all the same size. PM me if you want any advise.
As for turbo installs, run a carb, far simpler to set up etc. Look at Metro turbos, they can give close to 200bhp with no problems, but the A series engine doesn't like being made to work hard :roll: Infact you could probably use the Metro wiring harness and make it work on your engine. I have a mate who is very clued up on them if you want any info.
You can also use a thicker head gasket… to lower c/r
Depends on HOW much you want though.
Real golfers don't play with clubs
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Rich_M said
If your going to turbo your engine then I suggest you have the head chambers increased to drop the c/r, this is a cheaper option to fitting low comp pistons and can be done by any competant diy'er or me :mrgreen: (I mod heads on the side, mainly minis tho) The main thing is to make sure you get them all the same size. PM me if you want any advise.
As for turbo installs, run a carb, far simpler to set up etc. Look at Metro turbos, they can give close to 200bhp with no problems, but the A series engine doesn't like being made to work hard :roll: Infact you could probably use the Metro wiring harness and make it work on your engine. I have a mate who is very clued up on them if you want any info.
you sound a helpfull guy to know well i'm going to be using a R5 GTturbo carb and if poss turbo but any t2 garret will do (if anybody has one let me know) then need fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator etc think my gt engine should be ok because it has a low cr anyway!
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turbo small block
theres a blue polo2 squareback on Club Polo with a set up like this but using a 1.0 & bmw mini charger
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i live to dub....
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very cheap charger to buy
i have an eaton m45 charger conversion for sale at the moment for ?530 with an AMD 55mm pulley with cost me ?100
this kit includes all the pulleys, belts, charger, plate etc.
my mate kris bought my original g40 pistons off me and still has them somewhere. if you can get hold of some of these then they will be stronger low comp pistons and i think they are 1272cc like the engine you wanna use, not sure about the stroke though
here is a pic of the charger on my 1308cc 230bhp polo g40
if you want advice about this then go onto pitstopdevelopments website. always bits for sale
or if your going carbs then there is a guy on club polo called simmo who has got twin 40s on his mk2 polo squareback 1272cc and that thing sounds awesome. goes quite well and didnt cost him much
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metal end caps are always better as they are stronger and can always be adjusted.
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just throwing some ideas at you thats all
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