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G196PTO 07-06-2006 02:24 PM

d16a9 turbo build
 
hello peeps. new to this forum but reads very well! glad to hear its all home brew stuff!

i've got a d16a9 twin cam motor spare in me garage and was looking to build it up as a turbo motor. i'm planning on doing as much HMT stylee as possible.

going to, port n polish head, fill the block (thanx to the great writeup on here!), arp head bolts, arp rod bolts, new water pump, new oil pump, manifold off of an old concerto??? adapter plate to hopefully a t3 (still understanding the choose ur turbo bit!), 2.5" downpipe and exhaust, pp4 ecu chipped with ostrich and BRE, some bigger injectors? (not sure on size but 450cc maybe??), bigger throttle body, ebay dump valve, hmt charge pipes, some fmic.

is there anything else i should be looking for? and what should i do about rods as i heard they dont like much over 220hp, which i dont mind for now as ill be happy with 200, but im sure ill want to go higher!

cheers guys n sorry 4 the newb question! ;D

cll77gen2teg 07-06-2006 05:01 PM

Re: d16a9 turbo build
 
if you're going to build a turbo motor you should get forged rods & pistons that can take a beating!

ebay dump valve...not sure if you are talking about the wastegate or bov but youll need both. On top of what you said youll need an oil line kit, some random vacuum hoses, couplers, probably a clutch unless you're auto, then a tranny swap and a clutch, and a boost gauge....im probably forgetting a couple things but make sure you start out at the "NooB if you want to build a turbo kit" (something like that) section on the front page of Forced Induction. Itll basically tell you everything you need to know.

robus 07-07-2006 09:49 AM

Re: d16a9 turbo build
 
quote on pistons, and rods especially...
be careful with the head, as it's already got large ports, don't enlarge them or you'll kill the motor in almost all the range.

G196PTO 07-07-2006 12:27 PM

Re: d16a9 turbo build
 

Originally Posted by robus
quote on pistons, and rods especially...
be careful with the head, as it's already got large ports, don't enlarge them or you'll kill the motor in almost all the range.

yeah i was just planning on smoothing the casting marks and polishin the exhaust ports n cyl dome. the t3 my mates got has an internal wastegate, do ya reckon id be best off getting an external, would the internal one not do?

i was looking at eagle rods, they any good? what pistons have other peeps used, ive read about vitara pistons fitting but not sure if theyd fit mine, need to search for the sizes i guess!

cheers

cll77gen2teg 07-07-2006 05:40 PM

Re: d16a9 turbo build
 
most internally gated t3s are around 8psi i believe....wouldnt know for sure unless you had more info about it....but if you're building the motor I would go for a good external so you have more control with higher boost levels.....eagle rods are good if you have the money.....i would wait until you get someone on this thread that has been around longer than the rest of us.....they will be able to hook ya up with some more specific info about vitaras

robus 07-13-2006 05:24 AM

Re: d16a9 turbo build
 
the vitaras work in lowering the c.r., though not for high boost as they are for a na car.

go to www.thezcr.com that's where you'll find all infos on this engine

bumblezc 07-13-2006 11:54 AM

Re: d16a9 turbo build
 
What is this going in?

My ZC (Basically a glorified a9) Is running eagles, and SRP D16a6 11:1CR Piston (Gives the ZC about 9.1:1)


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