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Old Dec 23, 2005, 09:18 PM
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yeah, this is one of those hot to articles that never made it to the how to section, lol
Old Dec 24, 2005, 08:52 AM
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Buschur Just tested that eBay 02 housing and made 13WHP. I think I may try this and I would also like someone to post a link to to that Vendor who sells the Hotside that comes with the studs for $250?


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Originally Posted by Elite Evolution
Buschur Just tested that eBay 02 housing and made 13WHP. I think I may try this and I would also like someone to post a link to to that Vendor who sells the Hotside that comes with the studs for $250?


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Do you have a link to this information?
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Sorry, it is the RNR Manifold Testing thread by Buschur, he bolted on an eBay 02 housing and it not only added 2 psi but it added 13 WHP as well.
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...nifold+Testing

Um....to me it didn't look good.

However....there is a blurp in there about the o2 housing....thing is he couldn't lower the boost so 13WHP is probably due to 2 more lbs of boost:

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...2&postcount=20

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Originally Posted by Jeff_Jeske
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...nifold+Testing

Um....to me it didn't look good.

However....there is a blurp in there about the o2 housing....thing is he couldn't lower the boost so 13WHP is probably due to 2 more lbs of boost:

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...2&postcount=20

Well no doubt that the power had to come from the boost, but when he raised the boost before it induced knock as oppossed to 0 knock with the raised boost on the o2 housing. I just hope that I can have the same gains from my Helix housing.
I'm still thinking about changing my housing out for the 10.5 housing. Right now I can't seperate my stock 9.8 housing from the turbo.
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So whats the atvantages of changing to the 10.5 exactly. I could have missed it in the 141 post that are here (the most reading I have done since high school).
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Originally Posted by sho 'um
So whats the atvantages of changing to the 10.5 exactly. I could have missed it in the 141 post that are here (the most reading I have done since high school).

More top end and mid range torque.
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Originally Posted by bpclements
Right now I can't seperate my stock 9.8 housing from the turbo.
You try hammering a screwdriver in like a chisel? Just be careful when doing that. Hammer very little at a time. Once it cracks loose, the turine housing should come off easily.
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Originally Posted by sho 'um
So whats the atvantages of changing to the 10.5 exactly.
04 0-60mph was 5.1 sec (9.8) Car and Driver
05 0-60mph was 4.8 sec (10.5) Car and Driver
Of course we can't say this was due to larger hotside, but it probably was.

Also the gains resulting from stock turbo hotside upgrade are proportional to the existing mods, I have cams, mbc, ect and all I can tell you is that my gains were much more than expected.

The boost comes quick and strong, and holds - spooling improved too (I expected otherwise). Furthermore as a bonus the exhaust sounds much meaner, especially when the WG opens.

With the 9.8 in 1st gear my boost would hit 18 and taper to 16, now it hits 19 and tapers to 18 upon redline - much more HP in lowere loads. In other taller gears where mbc kicks in and opens WG, spool is quicker and the boost just holds so much better, you can definately feel it.

It wasn't that bad of an install, in addition to the tips on this thread, make sure you have 4 extra studs or bolts instead of 2, use the nickle anti sieze compound (had at an industrial supply), get a huge vice grip - the normal side one just didn't work good enough.

Weather stock or modded the hotside is well worth it.
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great write up...good reference for when i install mine...
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Did my install this weekend, went great at least I thought. Besides having to do it twice because I had a Tit on the new 10.5 and no hole on the turbo housing for it to fit I had to grind it off. Other than that the install went fine. My problem is now when the turbo starts to spool 1 - 2 PSI it blows off and starts bucking like a wild horse until I shift and I stay away from the boost. I'm thinking I need to adjust the wastegate, but I never read of anyone else having to adjust theirs. Anyone have any pointers they can share. I went with the new single flapper, but fitment should be the same right Any help is appreciated.
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sounds like you have a bad boost leak somewhere in the lower intercooler pipes, probably at the turbo outlet. Where did you get a "single flapper" 10 hotside?
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Originally Posted by BlewByYou
sounds like you have a bad boost leak somewhere in the lower intercooler pipes, probably at the turbo outlet. Where did you get a "single flapper" 10 hotside?
Agreed....bad boost leak.....forget to tighten a clap?
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Forced Performance sells the single flapper hotsides...


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