Vishnu Turbo Upgrade
1st: what kinda warranty is this kit going to have againts cracks
2nd: are you going to have some kinda brace that is going to now support the extra weight from the up pipe and larger turbo
3rd: can you make the up pipe out of a cast piece so down the road I would have no worries about it breaking or cracking.
Thanks
2nd: are you going to have some kinda brace that is going to now support the extra weight from the up pipe and larger turbo
3rd: can you make the up pipe out of a cast piece so down the road I would have no worries about it breaking or cracking.
Thanks
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Originally posted by BadazzCR
1st: what kinda warranty is this kit going to have againts cracks
2nd: are you going to have some kinda brace that is going to now support the extra weight from the up pipe and larger turbo
3rd: can you make the up pipe out of a cast piece so down the road I would have no worries about it breaking or cracking.
Thanks
1st: what kinda warranty is this kit going to have againts cracks
2nd: are you going to have some kinda brace that is going to now support the extra weight from the up pipe and larger turbo
3rd: can you make the up pipe out of a cast piece so down the road I would have no worries about it breaking or cracking.
Thanks
2) Yes. Here's a pic of the support brace brace
3) Don't be swayed by the nonsense that anything tubular is failure-prone. I've seen more casting failures than anything else. Also, keep in mind that unlike most exhaust pieces, the up-pipe isn't load bearing. As is the case of the up-pipe in the WRX, it merely joins to fixed components together. It's also considerably shorter than the up-pipe in the WRX which means far less thermal growth. There is really nothing to worry about. In the thousands of WRX up-pipes we have on the road, there have been virtually no failures.
Cheers,
shiv
It's definetly a trick idea...
But your adding more piping and defeating the purpose of the cast manifold...
(Placing a welded piece at a stresspoint, the stock cast manifold isn't going to flex). Although you do have a brace which should help.
I think this is the best solution similar to what ShapeGSX pointed to...
$2400 for a bolt on GT35(not ball-bearing)
w/ Tial wastegate and all lines
http://www.atpturbo.com/root/monstermate/mitsuevo8.htm
Their not advertised by any of the vendors unfortunately ...
(This post was posted NOT to make any attacks on any vendors products. It was also posted in the Engine Turbo section where free speech is permitted)
But your adding more piping and defeating the purpose of the cast manifold...
(Placing a welded piece at a stresspoint, the stock cast manifold isn't going to flex). Although you do have a brace which should help.
I think this is the best solution similar to what ShapeGSX pointed to...
$2400 for a bolt on GT35(not ball-bearing)
w/ Tial wastegate and all lines
http://www.atpturbo.com/root/monstermate/mitsuevo8.htm
Their not advertised by any of the vendors unfortunately ...

(This post was posted NOT to make any attacks on any vendors products. It was also posted in the Engine Turbo section where free speech is permitted)
Last edited by metaphysical; Feb 24, 2004 at 09:24 AM.
Originally posted by shiv@vishnu
There is really nothing to worry about. In the thousands of WRX up-pipes we have on the road, there have been virtually no failures.
Cheers,
shiv
There is really nothing to worry about. In the thousands of WRX up-pipes we have on the road, there have been virtually no failures.
Cheers,
shiv
I have never had any filures from Vishnu parts.
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Originally posted by metaphysical
It's definetly a trick idea...
But your adding more piping and defeating the purpose of the cast manifold... (Placing a welded piece at a stresspoint).
I think this is the best solution similar to what ShapeGSX pointed to...
$2400 for a bolt on GT35(not ball-bearing)
w/ Tial wastegate and all lines
http://www.atpturbo.com/root/monstermate/mitsuevo8.htm
Their not advertised by any of the vendors unfortunately ...
(This post was posted NOT to make any attacks on any vendors products. It was also posted in the Engine Turbo section where free speech is permitted)
It's definetly a trick idea...
But your adding more piping and defeating the purpose of the cast manifold... (Placing a welded piece at a stresspoint).
I think this is the best solution similar to what ShapeGSX pointed to...
$2400 for a bolt on GT35(not ball-bearing)
w/ Tial wastegate and all lines
http://www.atpturbo.com/root/monstermate/mitsuevo8.htm
Their not advertised by any of the vendors unfortunately ...

(This post was posted NOT to make any attacks on any vendors products. It was also posted in the Engine Turbo section where free speech is permitted)
Regards,
shiv
Last edited by shiv@vishnu; Feb 24, 2004 at 09:54 AM.
Originally posted by PSI Tex
Good call.. I've got a fridge I sold on ebay that some guy from austin never paid me for... It was about $4,000.. I'm delivering it Saturday to a guy in Dallas paying cash... I can taste the stage 2...
Shiv, I just pm'd ya about pricing..
Good call.. I've got a fridge I sold on ebay that some guy from austin never paid me for... It was about $4,000.. I'm delivering it Saturday to a guy in Dallas paying cash... I can taste the stage 2...
Shiv, I just pm'd ya about pricing..
Damnnn You are in for one hella sick awakening
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Originally posted by steve_evo
Can you please tell us the requirements for the kit? Also What will the kit come with?
Do we have to run cams/cam gears/injectors... etc...?
Thanks,
Steve
Can you please tell us the requirements for the kit? Also What will the kit come with?
Do we have to run cams/cam gears/injectors... etc...?
Thanks,
Steve
Miminum requirements for the turbo kit, however, are injectors, fuel pump, and XFlash or XEDE/XEDEFlash combo. The rest can be added piece by piece for added performance.
Regards,
Shiv


