O2 Housing good enough for basic TB
So people replacing the UICP are only doing this for looks?
Also the stock turbo is good for only about 400HP at the highest?
An O2 housing makes good power although for a basic build up isn't really required.
Isn't the stock O2 around 2.5" anyways?
Thanks
Also the stock turbo is good for only about 400HP at the highest?
An O2 housing makes good power although for a basic build up isn't really required.
Isn't the stock O2 around 2.5" anyways?
Thanks
Originally posted by boiwunder
the one on the website is not 3", and I know that they will perform the same on a stock turbo'd car.
-kris
the one on the website is not 3", and I know that they will perform the same on a stock turbo'd car.
-kris
or not....pretty please
I think what was meant was the consensus so far is that the upgraded O2 housing didn't make as much HP gains to make it worth the expense of upgrading it.
I have to replace my O2 housing after the accident (my car was rear-ended and the exhaust got MANGLED and forced forward) so I'm more than willing to swap it for a stainless housing and see if its true or not. Anything that will allow the turbo to spool a little earlier will certainly help my intended application (I would love to do the TME6.5 ti Turbo cartridge in my turbo or replace it with an TME65 ti turbo) (At the rate I'm going, I'll probably have already upgraded to an aftermarket turbo setup since the car is already apart though)
I have to replace my O2 housing after the accident (my car was rear-ended and the exhaust got MANGLED and forced forward) so I'm more than willing to swap it for a stainless housing and see if its true or not. Anything that will allow the turbo to spool a little earlier will certainly help my intended application (I would love to do the TME6.5 ti Turbo cartridge in my turbo or replace it with an TME65 ti turbo) (At the rate I'm going, I'll probably have already upgraded to an aftermarket turbo setup since the car is already apart though)
Last edited by MalibuJack; Jan 13, 2004 at 08:09 PM.
Thanks for trying to keep it on subject!
Best of luck with your EVO after the accident. I would replace the O2 housing with an improved piece if I was in your boat also.
Best of luck with your EVO after the accident. I would replace the O2 housing with an improved piece if I was in your boat also.
Originally posted by nabit
So the one in the magazine was a prototype or what???
So the one in the magazine was a prototype or what???
-kris
Originally posted by Joe's_EVO8
So people replacing the UICP are only doing this for looks?
Also the stock turbo is good for only about 400HP at the highest?
An O2 housing makes good power although for a basic build up isn't really required.
Isn't the stock O2 around 2.5" anyways?
Thanks
So people replacing the UICP are only doing this for looks?
Also the stock turbo is good for only about 400HP at the highest?
An O2 housing makes good power although for a basic build up isn't really required.
Isn't the stock O2 around 2.5" anyways?
Thanks
The stock turbo is good for right around 400 whp at it's max, which in my book is no slouch at all. After driving a few cars around here making that sort of HP I think that may be the best all around feel of the EVO yet. It has enough HP to pull away from most anything on the street, yet not so much that it is sliding due to the crown in the road.
The O2 housing will most certainly get any EVO owner just that much closer to that magic 400 hp number, and if the owner has the cash I recommend it. But for the EVO owner on a budget it may not be the best HP for their dollar.
Yes the stock O2 housing is close to that size, but that is only part of the reason to upgrade it. The tubular units a vailable have better internal flow characteristics than the stock cast unit.
I hope that I answered all of your questions and I would have sooner but my internet connection at home is MIA as of recent.
-kris
I also highly recommend the 3" 02 housings. We use all SS flanges, tig welded and the option of internal or external dump.
The price is $269.
If you are looking to get the best spool up and the most power from your stock turbo then this is the way to go. Just ask any DSM guy. 2.25" to 3" is a big difference.
The price is $269.
If you are looking to get the best spool up and the most power from your stock turbo then this is the way to go. Just ask any DSM guy. 2.25" to 3" is a big difference.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by RnR Racing
I also highly recommend the 3" 02 housings. We use all SS flanges, tig welded and the option of internal or external dump.
The price is $269.
If you are looking to get the best spool up and the most power from your stock turbo then this is the way to go. Just ask any DSM guy. 2.25" to 3" is a big difference. [/QUOTE
Can you please attach a pic of your o2 housings on this thread.
I would like to see a few pics of your housing.....
I also highly recommend the 3" 02 housings. We use all SS flanges, tig welded and the option of internal or external dump.
The price is $269.
If you are looking to get the best spool up and the most power from your stock turbo then this is the way to go. Just ask any DSM guy. 2.25" to 3" is a big difference. [/QUOTE
Can you please attach a pic of your o2 housings on this thread.
I would like to see a few pics of your housing.....
Originally posted by RnR Racing
All I have pics of our the 3" 02 elim downpipe pics. The next 02 housing we send out I will make sure to snap a pic of it.
All I have pics of our the 3" 02 elim downpipe pics. The next 02 housing we send out I will make sure to snap a pic of it.
-Toshi Akaba
www.akaba.net
Originally posted by boiwunder
check out the new O2 housing that we offer, stainless construction with TIG welds throughout.
http://www.automotosports.com/evo_exhaust.asp
-kris
check out the new O2 housing that we offer, stainless construction with TIG welds throughout.
http://www.automotosports.com/evo_exhaust.asp
-kris
Originally posted by boiwunder
Whether people know it and/or believe it, theonly gain that is gotten from an upper I/C pipe is that it will clean up the engine bay quite a bit, we are not in the business of selling our customers fishoil.
-kris
Whether people know it and/or believe it, theonly gain that is gotten from an upper I/C pipe is that it will clean up the engine bay quite a bit, we are not in the business of selling our customers fishoil.
-kris
How about if you're using a mild T04E setup?



