Hey guys so I've been doing a lot of research but still can't seem to come to a good answer on my own. So I figured I'd ask all you smart people out there.
I drive a 2011 ralliart and wanna do an x swap or more specifically a td05. I would like to keep the evo x stock parts as much as possible due to cost etc.....
I've read all about the fp red and bbx lite and what not but the lites are discontinued and the fp red or green for that matter need to have the evo x turbo core anyway and I'm not looking to buy a turbo to send to someone to charge me the cost of a turbo to basically tweak the current one. Unless I'm misunderstanding that lately.
In any case I'm looking to get something that spools decently quick and from the sounds of it that leaves the garretts out.
I'd like to get about 350-375awhp out of the car if I can.
To me it seems like my only real option is the blouch dominator 2.0.
Maybe if you guys have any other suggestions or maybe I'm just way off base here?
In any case I want my ralliart to be able to run with the evo's and it'd be nice to be able to beat up on some mustangs and what not.
Any useful information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

sounds like you have all the bases covered and had drawn a correct conclusion. Good luck.

 

You can get 350 - 375whp out of a stock X turbo on E85. I have a couple parts you'll need to do the swap. I have the 02 housing as well as downpipe that you'll need.

 

Either of you fine gentlemen know anything about the Tomioka Racing Sigma Turbo?

 

if you dont find much about this particular brand, i suggest you stay away from it

 

That's sound advice and generally a good rule of thumb. I like the way you think be suspicious of everyone lol.

With that being said, seeing as how it's impossible to find any fp turbo without doing a core upgrade. Does this seem suspicious to any of you guys? If not then cool but I'm not 100% sure and it's not a website I'm familiar with just something I came across.

http://shop.edoperformance.com/force...o-p-15748.html