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PostPosted: 14 Nov 2010, 14:58 
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Hi,
I know this has been asked before but I cannot find it.
Can someone please let me know the turbo bolt pattern for a cordia/starion manifold?
What turbo size would give me about 8PSI and start pressure at about 2500 rpm on a stock 4G63?
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PostPosted: 14 Nov 2010, 20:11 
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 Post subject: Re: cordia manifold
PostPosted: 14 Nov 2010, 21:13 
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Thanks for the info, sounds like the go.
I am really new at this game, I have just bought a cordia manifold but am yet to receive it.
I have been looking all through the net for flange details. Is the cordia a T25/28 flange? I see that often in the same line as TD05.
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PostPosted: 14 Nov 2010, 21:57 
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Hi,
I have seen kinugawa turbos on ebay and noticed a lot of discussion in the UK and US, some sceptics out there.
Anyone here have an opinion on these. Also, I wrote to another ebayer and he sells chinese turbos. Any comments?
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PostPosted: 15 Nov 2010, 10:06 
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its a TD05 flange mitsubishi flange, the garret wont bolt up , unless you buy a addaptor which is easy to get off ebay

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PostPosted: 15 Nov 2010, 17:32 
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Thanks for posting that.
I looked up TD05 and came up with a bolt pattern of 2.25" by 2.92", and I understand that a mitsubishi T25 is the same.
What is the usual waste gate setting on the TD05 13G?
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PostPosted: 16 Nov 2010, 16:43 
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the T25 is a Garret turbo , might fit the other way for RWD

the TD04 13G is usually around 6-8psi , but it is changeable via a controller ( $35 boost tap off ebay )

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PostPosted: 16 Nov 2010, 17:48 
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as said above, the t25 is a garrett turbo. it uses a different bolt pattern as well as a square inlet.
it may have come on some cars in the US, but as far as i know, MOST aussie mitsu's use a "TC" or "TD" series turbo. similar size models have the same bolt pattern, but entry sizes can vary (easy fix with a die grinder :P).

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What turbo size would give me about 8PSI and start pressure at about 2500 rpm on a stock 4G63?

td05-14b off a galant vr4, tc05 or tc05/06 hybrid. maybe a td04 off a lancer GSR?
i personally would not go any smaller than a td05-14b. (i think too early spool is pointless :lol: )
what turbo is on it now?

if you do want to buy a new turbo then genuine is always the way to go. dear, yes, but mitsu turbos are good quality.
but, if you do want to save some coin i have heard good things about kando dynamic: http://stores.ebay.com.au/kandodynamic
or you could go second hand, and possibly get it rebuilt.

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PostPosted: 23 Nov 2010, 08:20 
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Guys,
Thanks for your comments. I now have the cordia manifold and it is in great condition.
After having a good look at turbo maps and specs, and, taking into account your comments, I am thinking to look for a TD05 14B or G.
I want a smooth transition from to boost from 2000 to 2500 and don't go over 5000 RPM anyway. I guess I will need to get a low pressure wastegate actuator as I need to limit to about 8 PSI. Maybe that is a waste of turbo capacity.
If you think I would be better using TD04 13 then please tell me your opinion.
I suppose I would like to find a usable second hand one to set up and test the system but new is probably the go.

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PostPosted: 25 Nov 2010, 22:37 
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if your dead set on early boost, then go for the td04. will definately live up to your spool expectations.

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I guess I will need to get a low pressure wastegate actuator as I need to limit to about 8 PSI

nah, most turbos i have seen have an adjustable actuator rod. if you wind that out you should be able to drop your boost level a bit.
not sure about other td04's, but my lancer gsr runs 11psi stock, so with an adjustable rod you could probably get that down to 8psi

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PostPosted: 07 Dec 2010, 21:06 
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Just an update and thanks for advice.
I have bought a DSM TD05 14B of a 90-94 Eclipse for experimenting with.
Just a few more bits and I will be in a position to install and test.
Regards, Al


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PostPosted: 10 Dec 2010, 08:18 
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you will have to put up some pics for us

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PostPosted: 06 Jan 2011, 11:24 
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Hi, Happy new year guys.
The Eclipse turbo just arrived and will be useful for designing a system and may even work.
There is a crack between the waste gate port and the mounting flange.
Anyway I am getting on with planning the job now.
I just had a go at attatching a photo.
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