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what turbos will fit a ea82t w/o much mods?

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yeah what turbos are a close replacement for the vf7 turbo? as far as bolting it on goes?

the biggest one that came on the turbo charged t birds. a bit bigger, due to the larger motors they ran.

 

its an ihi

 

you gotta mess with the compressor housing, and wastegate stuff, but its doable.

im sure there are several others people know about.

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woah boy, so a turbo off of a turbo tbird will bolt right on? hehehe there are 2 turbo t birds in the jy here.

who was it that was going to put a turbo off a VW on?

I have a VF10 on my EA82T but used to have a VF8 and have used a VF24 as well. All these turbos require the manifold flange changed & the compressor housing rotated around 180degrees so the outlet faces upwards. Also need to modify the wastegate actuator mounts because of the compressor housing being rotated. Unfortunately there are no replacement turbos that will bolt straight on...hope this helps.

Simon

Unfortunately there are no replacement turbos that will bolt straight on...hope this helps.

Simon

 

That pretty much sums it up right there.

 

So far from what I have seen, the TD04 is still the closest to a straight swap with easiest availability.

That pretty much sums it up right there.

 

So far from what I have seen, the TD04 is still the closest to a straight swap with easiest availability.

 

Nah..the VF-11 (Legacy Turbo) was really easy also.

 

All the stock coolant and oil lines bolted right up.

 

Just needed to change the flanges. Intake needed to be rotated for my application... and the wastegate accutator needed to be modded...nothing incredibly hard though, especially when i did a DIY exhaust manifold in the process

Nah..the VF-11 (Legacy Turbo) was really easy also.

 

All the stock coolant and oil lines bolted right up.

 

Just needed to change the flanges. Intake needed to be rotated for my application... and the wastegate accutator needed to be modded...nothing incredibly hard though, especially when i did a DIY exhaust manifold in the process

 

That may be true, but notice the qualifier "with easiest availability"

 

TD04s are a dime a dozen here in the states. VF11s are quite a bit harder to come by.

That may be true, but notice the qualifier "with easiest availability"

 

TD04s are a dime a dozen here in the states. VF11s are quite a bit harder to come by.

 

my VF11 is coming this week:banana:

Got a running car to put it on yet?;)

 

hence me buying it, to replace the broke one

 

and/or puking tons of oil into your intake. ask subaru_styles about the 2 cups of oil he drained out of his intercooler...... :lol:

 

garner

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