djfob

I noticed that not very many people use this turbo so i was wondering why. Is it that its hard to work with or just some other reason. I'm able to pick one up at a very reasonable price and just need some feedback on it before i pick it up. This will be going on a d series and will only be seeing 6-8 psi's.Any help is appreciated.

sean88accord

IS this the turbo found on 2.2 and 2.5 chrysler engines ? if so if think it would be alot like the t25. on a 1.6l d series for a street application it would be pretty nice.

cua0

the only problem i had with mine was the compressor housing is a ---- to clock, so you either have to build your manifold around the fact that your charge air is aimed directly at the manifold/head or figure some way of re-mounting the wastegate canister when you clock the turbo.

plus they're ------- rediculously expensive to rebuild.

djfob

i think i'll pass on the te04h for something a little easier to use. Maybe a td04 off the wrx

djfob

thanks for your input cua0

d16forlife

That turbo is verry small.Verry fast spool but runs out of steam up top.Would be nice for auto-x or something like that.

bambooseven

the TE04H is not the 14b, people get them mixed up. that turbo is the size of my fist. i'd say it'd be good for a turbo geo metro project maybe a toyota tercel. but not honda

typert

Chrysler motors that it was used on were a 2.2 to 2.4(Dodge D-50)and they said it was overkill for 8psi of boost(non intercooled).

91civicZ6

those turbos are .42/.48