Buschur Racing 20-9, pump gas on the dyno.
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
You could re-use your 10.5 housing. The rest of the turbo has to be changed.
David Buschur
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EDIT: Ahh, confirmed here. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...0&postcount=40
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
The EVO8 actuator will NOT work on the EVO9 turbo. The 20g-9's we are building all come with a new actuator on them.
The boost taper issue. Running high boost on the stock turbo or the 20g's and having boost taper is normal and it is NOT fixable. Yes, you can improve on it but it is not going to be eliminated. The boost tapers as the turbo cannot supply enough air to fill the engine and keep the boost up.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
The boost taper issue. Running high boost on the stock turbo or the 20g's and having boost taper is normal and it is NOT fixable. Yes, you can improve on it but it is not going to be eliminated. The boost tapers as the turbo cannot supply enough air to fill the engine and keep the boost up.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Last edited by Sackett; Dec 8, 2005 at 10:48 PM.
Yes, we can do a ti/al wheel, it is $200 more. The new 20G-9 when bought comes with a new actuator on it.
David Buschur
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David Buschur
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I wonder what would be a better gain overall.. ported manifold / o2 housing or a tial wheel?
You said the E9 20g with tial wheels are already in stock right? I'm not so sure I can wait til after christmas for this thing lol
I got the fever and the only prescription is more cowbell.. or a 20g
You said the E9 20g with tial wheels are already in stock right? I'm not so sure I can wait til after christmas for this thing lol
I got the fever and the only prescription is more cowbell.. or a 20g
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Yes, we can do a ti/al wheel, it is $200 more. The new 20G-9 when bought comes with a new actuator on it.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Yes, we can do a ti/al wheel, it is $200 more. The new 20G-9 when bought comes with a new actuator on it.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Originally Posted by EVOONYOASS
Are you talking about the stock actuator or the upgraded actuator that holds more boost?
I'm sure he means a stock evo9 actuator. They sell a re-springed stock actuator for $175 (extra).
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Today the boost would hit around 24 and fall to 20. The other day it was hitting 25 and falling to 17. So it is much better. The gains at the top were not there. I moved the timing and AFR's all over the place and even with the improved boost level the power at 7,000 rpm stayed the same as the last graph I posted.
Hi David, I'm just trying to figure out the math here on the difference in roll weight.........
(3333.75/3400)*100=98%........
Your roll weight is 2% less than PD's OR PD's roll weight is 2% more than Davids.
How did you get 10%....
(3333.75/3400)*100=98%........
Your roll weight is 2% less than PD's OR PD's roll weight is 2% more than Davids.
How did you get 10%....
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Precision,
You didn't sign your name so I am assuming this isn't Nick. If that's the case you should check with Nick because he specifically told me he changed his roll weight to make your dyno read higher as nobody was happy with the low numbers. Our roll weight is set where it was when it was manufactured at 3333.75. Yours being 3400 is about 10% more roll weigh than I use, this will produce higher numbers, as you know. So to answer your question, that is how your dyno reads higher.
Thanks all,
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
You didn't sign your name so I am assuming this isn't Nick. If that's the case you should check with Nick because he specifically told me he changed his roll weight to make your dyno read higher as nobody was happy with the low numbers. Our roll weight is set where it was when it was manufactured at 3333.75. Yours being 3400 is about 10% more roll weigh than I use, this will produce higher numbers, as you know. So to answer your question, that is how your dyno reads higher.
Thanks all,
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
The EVO9 turbo comes with a new actuator on it, not high boost.
The ti/al wheel is $200 more and spools faster, no down side to it. I have no ti/al wheels, we used normal turbine wheels in the 10 turbos we had to build. They will all ship by Wednesday.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
The ti/al wheel is $200 more and spools faster, no down side to it. I have no ti/al wheels, we used normal turbine wheels in the 10 turbos we had to build. They will all ship by Wednesday.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Here is the deal and it sucks. The entire deal
We have 7 or 8 turbos that will be ready to ship out by this Wednesday. The problem is this. The turbos came in a lot earlier than we thought they would. In order to install the 20G-9 on an EVO8 you need:
Lower i/c pipe
Oil and water lines
That is what is in our installation kit for $140 (BTW, that price is going up as I never figured in the lower i/c pipe cost correctly. I am honoring it for these first 10 turbos).
Anyway, I called last week to order all the water and oil lines I needed. Well Mitsubishi doesn't have but a few. I have those coming and will be able to send out a few complete kits. The rest of you (we'll fill the orders in the order we took them).
This is the deal. I want to ship out all of these turbos that I had built. Problem is some of them are going to have to leave without install kits. We will ship and bill you for the turbos and then ship/bill for the install kits when they come.
I am sure some of you don't want the turbo without the install kit as it will be a shelf decoration. Anyone that doesn't want to take the turbo now will be put to the back of the list again as I will ship the turbos to anyone willing to take them NOW.
We will be trying to call anyone with a turbo on order to let you know about this. If you read this and don't mind give us a ring and let us know if you will or will not be willing to take the turbo while it is available without the install kit.
I have oil/water lines on order with Mitsubishi and have a request in for air freight to get them. No idea when they will be in.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com

We have 7 or 8 turbos that will be ready to ship out by this Wednesday. The problem is this. The turbos came in a lot earlier than we thought they would. In order to install the 20G-9 on an EVO8 you need:
Lower i/c pipe
Oil and water lines
That is what is in our installation kit for $140 (BTW, that price is going up as I never figured in the lower i/c pipe cost correctly. I am honoring it for these first 10 turbos).
Anyway, I called last week to order all the water and oil lines I needed. Well Mitsubishi doesn't have but a few. I have those coming and will be able to send out a few complete kits. The rest of you (we'll fill the orders in the order we took them).
This is the deal. I want to ship out all of these turbos that I had built. Problem is some of them are going to have to leave without install kits. We will ship and bill you for the turbos and then ship/bill for the install kits when they come.
I am sure some of you don't want the turbo without the install kit as it will be a shelf decoration. Anyone that doesn't want to take the turbo now will be put to the back of the list again as I will ship the turbos to anyone willing to take them NOW.
We will be trying to call anyone with a turbo on order to let you know about this. If you read this and don't mind give us a ring and let us know if you will or will not be willing to take the turbo while it is available without the install kit.
I have oil/water lines on order with Mitsubishi and have a request in for air freight to get them. No idea when they will be in.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Originally Posted by EVOKing8
Does anyone know if these turbos come w/ the hotside, turbo, and wastegate? or just wastegate and turbo? Also...what the springrate of the spring used for the wastegate?


