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    Using a small car turbo on a bike?

    Im looking at turboing a 500cc twin. Is there a common small car oout there that would have a suitable unit?
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    td06 do it faggot.

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    I was thinking about this the other week. Those new eco boost ford engines must have pretty small turbos. They're usually around 1L turbo. You could find one at a wreckers somewhere

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    Supercharger i reckon...early MR2 Toyota would be a good option.
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    The smallest turbos were on the Kei 660cc claas clars Dithatsu mira etc.
    plenty of stuff about them on the net ihi rhb31 there is a small mitzi one used on Kubota lawn tractors
    http://www.vespalabs.org/User:Intern..._Turbo_Charger
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    http://www.chinese-parts-canada.com/...injection.html
    there was also the small rootes blower used as in this.
    http://www.elsberg-tuning.dk/supercharging.html
    Aisin amr300 they do a A 500cc one as well

    http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...m/DSC02190.jpghttp://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...m/DSC02188.jpghttp://scootercommunity.com.au/forum...4/turboweb.jpg

    120mm high 200mm long 105mm wide at body.

    "Although fitted by Subaru, the blower is manufactured by Aisin and is coded AMR300. This code suggests it displaces 300cc of induction air per revolution."
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Supercharger i reckon...early MR2 Toyota would be a good option.
    A Dunedin Vmax had one years ago.
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    hand full of 650 bikes had turbos from factory in the 80's. get one off a fucked bike?

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    IHI RHB3/31 from the smaller triple turbo Jappas (also known as VZ21 etc)
    Garrett GT15 series are mad little things
    There are several versions of the Mitsi TD04 and TD03 that are tiny, also similar to TD0 series but used on their smaller diesels.
    The KKK K03 and K03s
    Toyota CT9/9A and CT12/12A (old shit though and love to crack exh housings)
    The trusty old VF series and VJ series (VJ6 etc)

    There is plenty of choice
    If you do your research like a boss you can find very small VGT turbos, which are the shizz and usually found on fairly modern small diesel motors (really small...)

    The Toyota SC series superchargers are inefficient puss.
    The AMR300/500 are pretty sweet units.
    Rotrex and other similar flavour blowers would be ideal for a bike application due to fairly low load to drive them (chur for planetary gear set ups)


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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    The smallest turbos were on the Kei 660cc claas clars Dithatsu mira etc.
    plenty of stuff about them on the net ihi rhb31 there is a small mitzi one used on Kubota lawn tractors
    http://www.vespalabs.org/User:Intern..._Turbo_Charger
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    http://www.chinese-parts-canada.com/...injection.html
    there was also the small rootes blower used as in http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...m/DSC02188.jpg[IMG]http:/This code suggests it displaces 300cc of induction air per revolution."


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    Quote Originally Posted by cave weta View Post
    Husaberg, you are legendary.
    yeah not just for softcore porn either ... I hope...........

    I have posted a fair bit of stuff here
    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...have-a-real-go


    if you are going carb route look up pitot tube
    a lot of the links no longer work but there is some good stuffs still here inc the rising rate reg etc.

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    Have you sat down and had a serious think about how much this is going to cost you? Get a ballpark figure, double it, then double it again for the actual cost.
    Im up to 11k on my build and have hit a budget block, which is arse.

    Personally I would put a TD04 or VF22 on it as they are easy to comeby due to them being upgraded from the cars they were fitted in stock.
    Anything ballbearing will work fine as long as its not huge.

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    Primary turbo off an older Twin Turbo Legacy? Easy to find, although seem to fail a lot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post

    Personally I would put a TD04 or VF22 on it as they are easy to comeby due to them being upgraded from the cars they were fitted in stock.
    But a VF22 would struggle to push boost on a thou below 5000rpm they're ideal on a smallish car (1600+ if it flows very nice)
    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    Anything ballbearing will work fine as long as its not huge.

    Ball bearing only improves response by around 5%

    VF numbers are strange
    VF25 was the early TT primary turbo, most have exploded now
    VF33 was later
    If I recall correctly, or that may just be BH Legacy, not BG shape
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by cave weta View Post
    Im looking at turboing a 500cc twin. Is there a common small car oout there that would have a suitable unit?
    What are you looking for? More power or a project? If you simply want more power then you might want to rethink your bike choose.

    Or maybe this is what you are looking for: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-...989206395.html

    You may also find a cheap turbo on aliexpress.. They sell almost everything :-)

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