remember to carefully check the adjustment of the wastegates before installation and the orientation of the cold part of the rear tirbo
Interestingly in my US spec E82 8 had to put a shorter waste gate actuator on my HP800s. It otherwise wouldnt clear the firewall.remember to carefully check the adjustment of the wastegates before installation and the orientation of the cold part of the rear tirbo
whatever your modifications, this does not require you to remove the firewall.. but on the other hand you have to modify it a little.. make some cuts. I installed the PR relocated inlets kit....crazy work with the hp800 gen2. I also created two additional supports for the firewall to avoid vibrations...Interestingly in my US spec E82 8 had to put a shorter waste gate actuator on my HP800s. It otherwise wouldnt clear the firewall.
whatever your modifications, this does not require you to remove the firewall.. but on the other hand you have to modify it a little.. make some cuts. I installed the PR relocated inlets kit....crazy work with the hp800 gen2. I also created two additional supports for the firewall to avoid vibrations...
lots of cutout on the back of the firewall. and I had to extend the front inlet connection a little because the Hydra outlet was preventing the passage. I also removed the OEM heat shield and kept only the selenoid support... otherwise impossible to assemble. I was unable to reinstall the two vacuum tanks properly....so I only installed one but with two inlets and two outlets (I hope Google translates my message correctly)What did you have to do with the PR inlets?
So these turbos aren't plug in play? Bummer.
lots of cutout on the back of the firewall. and I had to extend the front inlet connection a little because the Hydra outlet was preventing the passage. I also removed the OEM heat shield and kept only the selenoid support... otherwise impossible to assemble. I was unable to reinstall the two vacuum tanks properly....so I only installed one but with two inlets and two outlets (I hope Google translates my message correctly)
Some people completely remove the canisters. That would not be my first choice. Seb's approach was to remove the one obstructing canister and then simply plumbed the lines from the second canister into the first. So he did not completely lose canister vacuum reserve. Make sense?Did u have to relocate the boost cannisters?
what blow off valves do you guys use? I currently have the Turbosmart Kompact Plumb Back Kit, but with the front inlet delete, I will need to move to a single BOV.
I was looking at the HKS Super SQV4 Universal Blow Off Valve
Any suggestions are welcome.
Looks nice. Does it mount directly on to the charge pipe?GoFastBits SV50. Wanted something easily adjustable without an obnoxious sound, my car is already loud enough.
Sure does. Can be welded with the supplied flange or will fit any 50mm charge pipe available.Looks nice. Does it mount directly on to the charge pipe?