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Old 10-24-2002, 01:47 AM   #1
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Default VF series turbo size compared to Mitsubishi..

I was wondering how big the various VF series turbos are compared to the Mitsubishi turbos.

For example is a VF34 around the same size as a 16G? Also, does anyone know how many CFM's they flow?
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Old 10-24-2002, 02:10 AM   #2
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This is from www.wrxworld.com

Stock Turbo 360CFM at 14.7PSI
IHI VF-22 435CFM at 18.0PSI
Small 16G 505CFM at 14.7PSI
Large 16G 550CFM at 14.7PSI
20G 650CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 450HP 630CFM at 20.0PSI
AVO 500HP 740CFM at 23.0PSI


I'm running the new AVO 500HP turbo. Just intalled, tuning right now, dyno number soon. 24psi at 8k RPM is pretty sweet though.

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Old 10-24-2002, 07:23 AM   #3
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Make sure to post a new thread with the info

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Stock Turbo 360CFM at 14.7PSI
IHI VF-22 435CFM at 18.0PSI
Small 16G 505CFM at 14.7PSI
Large 16G 550CFM at 14.7PSI
20G 650CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 450HP 630CFM at 20.0PSI
AVO 500HP 740CFM at 23.0PSI


I'm running the new AVO 500HP turbo. Just intalled, tuning right now, dyno number soon. 24psi at 8k RPM is pretty sweet though.

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Old 10-24-2002, 08:23 AM   #4
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I'm running the new AVO 500HP turbo. Just intalled, tuning right now, dyno number soon. 24psi at 8k RPM is pretty sweet though.

-Jeff Sponaugle
So, what you're saying is... I'm *not* going to be passing you this Sunday?

Those AVO's are bolt on, internally gated, right? Any problems so far controlling boost?
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Old 10-24-2002, 12:13 PM   #5
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So, what you're saying is... I'm *not* going to be passing you this Sunday?

Those AVO's are bolt on, internally gated, right? Any problems so far controlling boost?
Well..... Yea. Thats the plan at least. I just put in the 3 bar map sensor so I can run 24-25psi with the link correctly. booohhahahaahah.

It's no autocross turbo, but at the track it should be pretty rocking.

Yes, the AVO is a direct bolt on (actually it did require a bit a work, just a few minor tweaks). Internally wastegated, and no problems with boost yet.. but then again I'm running 22+ psi, so I might not notice it is creeped at lower psi. This is not a turbo to run at 16psi... it is less efficient there than at 20..


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Old 10-25-2002, 12:35 AM   #6
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Also, FWIW, the 18G compressor wheel flows 600 cfm @ 1 bar (which is 14.5 or 14.7 psi, depending on the source)
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Old 10-25-2002, 01:05 PM   #7
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Updated

Stock Turbo 360CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 320HP 429CFM at 17.5PSI
IHI VF-22 435CFM at 18.0PSI
Small 16G 505CFM at 14.7PSI
Large 16G 550CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 400HP 572CFM at 17.5PSI
18G 600CFM at 14.7PSI
20G 650CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 450HP 630CFM at 20.0PSI
AVO 500HP 740CFM at 23.0PSI

Anyone with the SR30/40/50 numbers?
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Old 11-13-2002, 03:51 PM   #8
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so what is the spec for a VF30?

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Stock Turbo 360CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 320HP 429CFM at 17.5PSI
IHI VF-22 435CFM at 18.0PSI
Small 16G 505CFM at 14.7PSI
Large 16G 550CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 400HP 572CFM at 17.5PSI
18G 600CFM at 14.7PSI
20G 650CFM at 14.7PSI
AVO 450HP 630CFM at 20.0PSI
AVO 500HP 740CFM at 23.0PSI

Anyone with the SR30/40/50 numbers?
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Old 11-13-2002, 05:42 PM   #9
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Someone make some dsm turbo ready uppipe and downpipe please!!!!! Big 16g!
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Old 11-13-2002, 11:08 PM   #10
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24 psi! What is the compression on your motor jeff? 8:1 or 9:1? Also, do you know if the pistons/rods are forged? I mean... man, that's a lot of air you're pushing.

Also, what are your thoughts on running such a large turbo off of a rather restrictive inlet hose? How large is the inlet on that turbo compaired to your VF22 (outside diameter, i'm sure its tapered to the edge on the inside).

And finally, where are you seeing the onset of boost and when do you see full boost? Once again, seems like a lot of turbo for a stock style uppipe and downpipe.

Thanks Jeff!

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Well..... Yea. Thats the plan at least. I just put in the 3 bar map sensor so I can run 24-25psi with the link correctly. booohhahahaahah.

It's no autocross turbo, but at the track it should be pretty rocking.

Yes, the AVO is a direct bolt on (actually it did require a bit a work, just a few minor tweaks). Internally wastegated, and no problems with boost yet.. but then again I'm running 22+ psi, so I might not notice it is creeped at lower psi. This is not a turbo to run at 16psi... it is less efficient there than at 20..


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Old 11-13-2002, 11:29 PM   #11
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24 psi! What is the compression on your motor jeff? 8:1 or 9:1? Also, do you know if the pistons/rods are forged? I mean... man, that's a lot of air you're pushing.

Also, what are your thoughts on running such a large turbo off of a rather restrictive inlet hose? How large is the inlet on that turbo compaired to your VF22 (outside diameter, i'm sure its tapered to the edge on the inside).

And finally, where are you seeing the onset of boost and when do you see full boost? Once again, seems like a lot of turbo for a stock style uppipe and downpipe.

Thanks Jeff!

Dan


He has a Sti swap I believe and he is not running stock up and downpipes...
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Old 11-13-2002, 11:32 PM   #12
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What are the numbers for the VF34??
PE1818 and PE1820?
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Old 11-13-2002, 11:50 PM   #13
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He has a Sti swap I believe and he is not running stock up and downpipes...
Yes, I know. And he's still running a perrin uppipe and a BPM downpipe which still follow the stock design.

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