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Old 07-09-2012 | 01:41 AM
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Direct bolt-on turbo (ko4 replacement)

So, this has kind of been talked about on here in different ways over and over, but we do not have a list of stock turbo replacements on here. Not full turbo kits, just the turbo itself that is bolt-on to the stock set-up.

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1. ZZP zfr = ??? complete bolt-on with no mods needed - 500whp max - ZFR Turbo #EFR
2. Pwerks k04+ = $2300, or $1100 with core - complete bolt-on with no mods needed - 400whp max The Home of WERKSracing products!
3. Pwerks WR-2 - $2600, $1860 with core and forge bpv - no mods needed - 450whp max
4. Hahn 20g = $1100, new chargepipe/bov needed - 450whp max Cobalt 2.0 Performance
5. BNR 2860 = $900 with core - complete bolt-on with no mods needed, but only gains 20whp midrange over stock
6. BNR 2871 = $1200 with core - 400whp max, new chargepipe/bov needed http://api.viglink.com/api/click?for...13419245662581
7. Precision Turbo upgrade - $1200 for a 15% increase over stock turbo
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Please, if you have any more, please post the info and i will add it to the list. thanks

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Old 07-09-2012 | 01:54 AM
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zfr ftw. seems like the zfr will be the priciest.
Old 07-09-2012 | 01:55 AM
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dont forget the BNR 2871. same as 20g will need charge pipe and BOV to compliment the bolt ons.

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zfr ftw. seems like the zfr will be the priciest.
and well worth it IMO. No charge pipes needed, closest to stock spool with over 100whp capabilities of stock turbo. And it is next generation technology turbo. ZFR FTW

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Pwerks has a new bolt on turbo coming out that they say should be good for 450hp.
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Originally Posted by Frogstofall
Pwerks has a new bolt on turbo coming out that they say should be good for 450hp.
Yea, it'll cost $1975 with a core swap. It flows 45 lb/min.
My only problem is at 450hp the turbo will be at its max range of power.
The 6758 won't be and will take less boost to make 450hp.
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Originally Posted by interviewatruins
Yea, it'll cost $1975 with a core swap. It flows 45 lb/min.
My only problem is at 450hp the turbo will be at its max range of power.
The 6758 won't be and will take less boost to make 450hp.
Yeah yeah yeah, we get it. You like the EFR...
Old 07-09-2012 | 10:34 AM
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just a lil.
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okay, so the bnr 2871 is a bolt-on as well? who sells it? price?
whats the deal with the new pwerks one? direct bolt-on?

updated info in posting

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Yeah if I ever swap my turbo out it will be for a BNR2871. Its sold by bnrsupercars.com

Good for a direct bolt on, but needs a BOV/Charge pipes.
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Originally Posted by AARON-SS-TC
okay, so the bnr 2871 is a bolt-on as well? who sells it, just borg warner? price?
whats the deal with the new pwerks one? direct bolt-on?

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yep!
its a direct bolt on.
dave said it'd be released in a week two weeks ago lol.
here it is.
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Aaron, You make some Good Threads Man, Gotta Admit, lol
Thanks man. Just trying to get as much knowledge as possible to myself and others. Thats what a forum is all about....

is my ratings on the turbos correct so far???
Old 07-09-2012 | 04:09 PM
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Some need more dyno #'s. Im sure I can smash the pump gas #'s for the BNR I just need to dyno. IIRC everyone thinks 350-360 on 26psi with the BNR for pump but I dynoed higher on a base tune with 91.
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Originally Posted by AARON-SS-TC

is my ratings on the turbos correct so far???
The 450whp figure was E85 with the lobe, or 93 and no other fuel adders, if I remember right. With fueling, you can go higher with the EFR/ZFR, so it should be placed higher if you're talking about just the turbo itself (which you should... fueling is another topic that affects everything across the board).
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op zfr flows 49 lbs/min so it'll likely be closer to 490-500 hp
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Nice. Around how much is 40 lb/min? I've always wondered and never fully understood Maf and VE
Old 07-09-2012 | 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by interviewatruins
yep!
its a direct bolt on.
dave said it'd be released in a week two weeks ago lol.
here it is.
That just looks so weird when the wastegate actuator is huge compared to the turbo inlet.
Old 07-09-2012 | 04:17 PM
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Nice. Around how much is 40 lb/min? I've always wondered and never fully understood Maf and VE
Well, the traditional rule is: lb/min X 10 = HP .... but on our car (especially on E85) we're typically more efficient than that, and can get around that at the wheels on E85/mix.

So in your case: 40lbs/min would translate to like 400WHP on our car in good conditions with E85/mix, from what I've seen.
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Nice well on 26 psi I hit 40-41 Maf lb/min with the BNR. When I get my new trans in ill crank it up to kill and see what I hit. (29 psi)
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Originally Posted by Stamina
Well, the traditional rule is: lb/min X 10 = HP .... but on our car (especially on E85) we're typically more efficient than that, and can get around that at the wheels on E85/mix.

So in your case: 40lbs/min would translate to like 400WHP on our car in good conditions with E85/mix, from what I've seen.
great info there^^^thanks


Dart, how much is the BNR?
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Nice well on 26 psi I hit 40-41 Maf lb/min with the BNR. When I get my new trans in ill crank it up to kill and see what I hit. (29 psi)
Wow, 29? I've been seeing some people with 26 and 27, but nothing that high yet.
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Wow, 29? I've been seeing some people with 26 and 27, but nothing that high yet.
I only run 29psi for racing. 99% of the time im 25-27 psi. That's why its "kill" lol. MBC's have their advantages.
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yeah, whats the psi max on the ones ive posted so far?
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Id take the BNR2860 off that list. Dont want to give someone the idea to go buy it. I had it cause its a direct replacement with no BOV required. I was the second person to buy it. Anyways, all three of us that dynod on the 2860 picked up about 20whp inthe midrange but stayed flat the rest of the way to redline and we only hit an avg of about 315whp LOL...ALL OF US.

I sent it back and he sent me the 2871...MUCH MUCH BETTER turbo and thats the one everyone buys now.

JUST FYI the 2871 he sells now is much better that the original design. I have the original design and its not as fast as the one he sells now. He changed the wheels to a lighter alloy and modified the angle of the blades. He also has redesigned the spacer that he sends with it. It used to have a divider in the middle of it mimicking the exhaust mani setup, but he found that ppl were having that piece get really hot and blow out sending debris into the exhaust wheel and damaging it. The spacer he sends now doesnt have that devider.

Anyways, BNR knows his stuff and is an awesome guy. The 2871 is a GREAT option to bolt on and go
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Originally Posted by cubaniche
Id take the BNR2860 off that list. Dont want to give someone the idea to go buy it. I had it cause its a direct replacement with no BOV required. I was the second person to buy it. Anyways, all three of us that dynod on the 2860 picked up about 20whp inthe midrange but stayed flat the rest of the way to redline and we only hit an avg of about 315whp LOL...ALL OF US.

I sent it back and he sent me the 2871...MUCH MUCH BETTER turbo and thats the one everyone buys now.

JUST FYI the 2871 he sells now is much better that the original design. I have the original design and its not as fast as the one he sells now. He changed the wheels to a lighter alloy and modified the angle of the blades. He also has redesigned the spacer that he sends with it. It used to have a divider in the middle of it mimicking the exhaust mani setup, but he found that ppl were having that piece get really hot and blow out sending debris into the exhaust wheel and damaging it. The spacer he sends now doesnt have that devider.

Anyways, BNR knows his stuff and is an awesome guy. The 2871 is a GREAT option to bolt on and go
The old ones were the ones that didn't have an extended tip right?



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