HKS bolt on BB turbo.
Apr 28, 2010, 05:08 AM
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HKS bolt on BB turbo.
I just saw these and thought I would share.
New turbo's to be released from HKS for both the CT9A (VII, VIII, IX) and CZ4A (X) Evos.
The rumor is they will be ball bearing.
This was posted by Ryan@JustJDM from the Australian EVOOZ forums.
CT9A version
CZ4A version
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New turbo's to be released from HKS for both the CT9A (VII, VIII, IX) and CZ4A (X) Evos.
The rumor is they will be ball bearing.
This was posted by Ryan@JustJDM from the Australian EVOOZ forums.
Originally Posted by Ryan@JustJDM
OKAY PEOPLE IT HAS COME,
Literally years of R&D on this unit to make it happen.
numerous companies tried the BB thing and have tried and failed,
and yes I have seen the results of those who have come to the table and failed,
HKS has made this entirely on their own with specialist turbo groups to produce the
GT II 7460R series
This turbo will Rock,
Twin scroll design
BB Centre
HKS actuator
POWER: 460 ps which is pretty much 463HP
TORQUE: This looks serious.
53.9kg torque at 4400rpm
that will skin a cat more than 10 ways with change.
The sheer response of this turbo is from hard from 3k onwards.
Evos are designed as a fast entry fast exit machine hence why it dominates the circuit so well.
Literally years of R&D on this unit to make it happen.
numerous companies tried the BB thing and have tried and failed,
and yes I have seen the results of those who have come to the table and failed,
HKS has made this entirely on their own with specialist turbo groups to produce the
GT II 7460R series
This turbo will Rock,
Twin scroll design
BB Centre
HKS actuator
POWER: 460 ps which is pretty much 463HP
TORQUE: This looks serious.
53.9kg torque at 4400rpm
that will skin a cat more than 10 ways with change.
The sheer response of this turbo is from hard from 3k onwards.
Evos are designed as a fast entry fast exit machine hence why it dominates the circuit so well.
CZ4A version
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Apr 28, 2010, 05:30 AM
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They are interesting to say the least. The fact that they're ball bearing is appealing and if they're competitively priced to the FP line up, they may very well be a viable option.
Apr 28, 2010, 06:56 AM
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this is a huge advance in the evo world,
for those who have bb turbos know how good response is on the larger units,
and to say something like HKS trying to cash in,
well um 2 different units mate and both made totally different.
all i say is hold back on the power stick mate ..your not pulling any aces nor holding any
FP make serious gear and that is not anything new.
But have you ever seen a bad HKS turbo?
i sell alot of their gear and your right it is expensive,
however it works and works well.
back on topic lads
for those who have bb turbos know how good response is on the larger units,
and to say something like HKS trying to cash in,
well um 2 different units mate and both made totally different.
all i say is hold back on the power stick mate ..your not pulling any aces nor holding any
FP make serious gear and that is not anything new.
But have you ever seen a bad HKS turbo?
i sell alot of their gear and your right it is expensive,
however it works and works well.
back on topic lads
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Apr 28, 2010, 07:34 AM
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can't find anything solid yet but here are the ones for evo's 4-9's to compare for a start hehehe
http://www.hks-power.co.jp/products/...gt2/index.html
http://www.hks-power.co.jp/products/...gt2/index.html
