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HKS RB20DET kit

T04E turbo

HKS cast manifold

HKS 40mm external gate

Dump pipe, oil line, oil drain

what you guys rekon? how responcive would this be? the guy at the shop rekons boost at 3 and full boost about 4

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  • 4 weeks later...

hey

i got the hks t04e kit

it sounds awesome on gate

2" pipe goin near the passenger wheel

boost starts at 3

but u dont notice anything until 4500 rpm when the gate opens and kicks u back

very laggy

need a ecu and cams with this turbo

i only got a mines ecu with my setup

it runs off the chart rich then to 10.5 afr

14psi and 264rwhp

good fun to drive/gate

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Very laggy turbo's. Mate had that particular kits on his car. Didnt have any internal work done to it and it killed his motor in less than 1000km's. Probably just dialed in too much boost :( Beware though of how laggy they are though but there a big kick in the ass when they come on boost.

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"a t04e on by 4000rpm on an RB20?

no chance if its a true t04e

depends on the spec of it though etc. many variables"

TO4 family turbos range from 200-650HP. The smallest will spool way before 4000, and the biggest will spool later. like you said it all depends.

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I plumbed my gate back in. Sounded too much like arse.

Same manifold and gate, but with a T04s instead of e.

The e has a much smaller comp housing so is pretty easy to fit compared to the s. Mines on a 25 though so can't really offer a comparison as far as lag.

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nice little to4.

according to hks its a 500ps turbo.

"o" trim turbine with either a .7, .84, or 1.0 a/r

57 trim comp. in a .6 a/r cover.

i had the same combo on my rb26. except with a 60 trim comp and .84 split exhaust housing.

it made full boost at 3500-4000 and made 326 rwkw. on 16psi 500cc injectors maxed out :)

on a rb20 it would be pretty laggy in 1st and 2nd but would be great once loaded up :)

go the t04 :lol:

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