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1dirtyharry1 01-29-2007 05:29 PM

1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
I got a 1991 jetta 1.8 liter and bought this homemade turbo kit off a VWVortex member.
The kit has the following:
-Mazda turbo mounted to a stock modified manifold
-Intercooler
-26lb G60 injectors
-Most of the piping
-cheap BOV and still searching for a 38mm wastegate for the turbo.

Putting this kit on the car is not the problem, it's tuning and setting everything.
Is this enough fuel for the extra boost? (only planning to run 5-7psi)
Should I look into a FMU?
Will this even work?
Any help will help. Thanks

E-b0la 01-29-2007 08:21 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
Veeee DUBBBB. LOL ROFLCOPTER!!!1!

Smith-02 01-29-2007 08:23 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by E-b0la
Veeee DUBBBB. LOL ROFLCOPTER!!!1!

thread complete. go home kids no homework tonight!

crxrx7 01-29-2007 08:43 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
WHHHHAAAATTTTT??????!?!?!?!

1dirtyharry1 01-30-2007 05:48 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
Lots of funny guys but isn't this the HMT site!
I see guys turboing other cars and the don't get bashed like this WTF!

sailman 01-30-2007 06:14 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
get a fuel rail to go with those G60 injectors... the stock rail is your next hold up when you use proper injectors liek g60's

also you will still need more fuel, unfortinatly you cant ship your ECU... does your car have Digifant or DIS fuel injection?

Slo_crx1 01-30-2007 09:40 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by sailman
get a fuel rail to go with those G60 injectors... the stock rail is your next hold up when you use proper injectors liek g60's

also you will still need more fuel, unfortinatly you cant ship your ECU... does your car have Digifant or DIS fuel injection?

You mean CIS injection ;) If he's using g60 injectors, I'm pretty much going to assume it's a digifant injection setup (seeing that g60's were a digifant1 injection, a version of motronic). CIS injection uses a throttle plate to adjust to the amount of airflow going into the motor, and in turn adjusts the amount of fuel and fuel pressure running through the SEPERATE injection lines to the motor. There technicly are no "injectors" on a CIS setup, at least not how everybody else thinks injectors...these are mainly just nozzles. IMHO CIS injection is the easiest to turbo charge...upgrade the fuel pump(s), larger injector nozzles or increased fuel pressure, turbo, and voila'!. If turbocharged TVR's and porsches can use CIS, why not? ;D

1dirtyharry1 01-31-2007 05:56 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
I have heard of guys running stock internal with 5psi of boost.
Is this recommended and does it work?
Thank for those who are helping!!!

mike94se 01-31-2007 07:22 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by 1dirtyharry1
Lots of funny guys but isn't this the HMT site!
I see guys turboing other cars and the don't get bashed like this WTF!

You don't know a ------- thing about this site ------

johnmichael 01-31-2007 07:56 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by 1dirtyharry1
I have heard of guys running stock internal with 5psi of boost.
Is this recommended and does it work?
Thank for those who are helping!!!

How many miles? If it's solid, no abnormal noises I would say give it a shot. Is it a canadain car? I don't think 91's came stock with a 1.8... What engine code is it?

hany 01-31-2007 08:02 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
i heard that there is a SAFC for the europian cars. it may be help you + big injectors

idiot-stick 01-31-2007 08:51 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by hany
i heard that there is a SAFC for the europian cars. it may be help you + big injectors

SAFC's are universal dumb nuts. stop giving advice when you dont know ::)

hany 01-31-2007 09:05 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by SloS13
SAFC's are universal dumb nuts. stop giving advice when you dont know ::)

note he can not chip his ecu.

DrSeuss 01-31-2007 09:07 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
Your best off going for a megasquirt if you want to actually do it properly. Its fully mappable injection and ignition if you want it.

If your feeling ghetto, stay with stock injection and use a boost switch to control a fifth injector.

Megasquirt has so many benefits its hard to know where to start, but it costs money. Plus the expense of tuning.


mike94se 01-31-2007 10:10 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by hany
note he can not chip his ecu.

Camels don't have ecu systems :1

hany 01-31-2007 11:54 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by mike94se
Camels don't have ecu systems :1

the stupid irish ox,cow fucker again :P
ask mom how she was control in the ox injector :-* . then tell us ;D ;D

Hitchhikkr 01-31-2007 12:17 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
Megasquirt ftw> :6

Slo_crx1 01-31-2007 02:53 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by hany
note he can not chip his ecu.

Later VW ecu's can be chipped. If worst comes to worst, do an injection swap to a newer and chippable/tunable fuel injection system. Besides, most VW's are like hondas...with most parts interchangable with other motors/vehicles.

hany 01-31-2007 06:37 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
get it now. thanks for good info

clipser 02-01-2007 06:53 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
ever thought about just staying within the realm of VW? go diesile or w/e and hope that sh!t dont go pop haha

Slo_crx1 02-01-2007 07:01 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by clipser
ever thought about just staying within the realm of VW? go diesile or w/e and hope that sh!t dont go pop haha

::) Never thought I'd say this, but uh, yeah...you're worthless :3

autocross16v 02-07-2007 10:57 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
well this is coming from a fellow vwvortexer... Being your car is a 91 it is a Digifant 2. It does not use a Mass Air Flow sensor but uses the old school vane meter/"flapper" style sensor. These fuel systems are not the easiest to tune at all. BBM makes a supercharger kit for the 1.8 Digi 2 and you may be able to buy software from them to run 30lb injectors. But that will be slightly expensive, at least $250 for the software and another $50-100 for used injectors.

I would look at running Megasquirt..

good luck

Smith-02 02-07-2007 11:06 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
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Smith-02 02-07-2007 11:08 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
oh, by the way, NSMB v. tv. it's really not racist, i just lol'd at it and posted it

themadhatter 02-08-2007 12:31 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
its a 91 jetta don't waste your money on megasquirt fuelpump,fmu,injectors and a widewand and its done. You might just want to do a vr6 swap :y

ososlohatch 02-08-2007 01:53 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
why do you need a wideband with a fmu ???

J-SMITH69 02-08-2007 01:55 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by ososlohatch
why do you need a wideband with a fmu ???

so you can see how rich you're running 8)

Racintweek 02-08-2007 12:44 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
easiest way is to switch from digi2(flapper MAF style) to digi1(MAP based) from a corrado g60. chip the digi1 ecu to whatever specs you need it. the rest is mechanical.
since g60's are supercharged the ECU/wiring is obviously for FI making your life much simpler.



and to who ever said the ECU he has isnt chippable you are wrong. ask any MK2 guy with a near stock setup and they will tell you they have thier ECU chipped to get rid of the digi2 lag issue

bigdaddyvtec 02-08-2007 12:47 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 

Originally Posted by 1dirtyharry1
Lots of funny guys but isn't this the HMT site!
I see guys turboing other cars and the don't get bashed like this WTF!

ANd wheres your PORN ??? Pics of your car???? Your abiolity to follow the noob ruiles??? Up your ass you say???

Yaaaaaaaaaa....

Time to unpimp ze noob........ let me hear you say vaaaat......

(JESUS I CANT CALL HIM A ------ FOR REAL????)
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Slo_crx1 02-08-2007 05:49 PM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
At 3 posts I honestly don't think we'll see him around too much...unless he's reading all he can, but these days it's pretty doubtful. More than likely a passer through. :P

1dirtyharry1 02-10-2007 10:49 AM

Re: 1991 Jetta 1.8liter, Will this TURBO setup work (first turbo project)
 
Thanks for the info guys!


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