Alienfish360
Awesome Dawson
Right, I was contemplating whether or not to blog this, mainly because it's a relatively long term project with an estimated stage 1 completion by February, so it may go a while without updates, or with nothing interesting happening.
However, it may be interesting for those considering a conversion and doing the DIY route, I will try to be as consise as possible and will keep an accurate price list on anything I buy.
Here is my plan in stages
Stage 1 - Turbo running, and mapped for safety at 5psi on a CG10 with stock compression and internals.
Stage 2 - Turbo running at 7 psi on CG10
Stage 3 - Turbo running 5psi on a built CG13 with forged Conrods and 8:1 Pistons
Stage 4 - Turbo at 10psi, with uprated cooling components.
Final Stage - Turbo at 1bar (14.5psi)
TechEdge 2J1 Wideband Lambda sensor and controller, this is another component you will need for tuning purposes to accurately record the air fuel ratios. £145
At the moment I have the wideband sensor and the e-manage installed and I am currently learning and gaining some experience with the mapping before getting the turbo on, which should mean it will go a bit smoother and be on the road a bit quicker.
I will have the welder back and in the garage by the weekend to start working on the turbo manifold.
COSTS
Wideband Lambda £145
CG13 Cams - £20
GT1544 £230
Evolution Rage 3 Cut off saw £180
1m of 75mm wide 10mm thick 316 Stainless Steel for flanges £27
Stainless Steel cutting wheel for Rage 3 £55
Cobalt Drill bits and Hole Saws £20
Total - £677
However, it may be interesting for those considering a conversion and doing the DIY route, I will try to be as consise as possible and will keep an accurate price list on anything I buy.
Here is my plan in stages
Stage 1 - Turbo running, and mapped for safety at 5psi on a CG10 with stock compression and internals.
Stage 2 - Turbo running at 7 psi on CG10
Stage 3 - Turbo running 5psi on a built CG13 with forged Conrods and 8:1 Pistons
Stage 4 - Turbo at 10psi, with uprated cooling components.
Final Stage - Turbo at 1bar (14.5psi)
TechEdge 2J1 Wideband Lambda sensor and controller, this is another component you will need for tuning purposes to accurately record the air fuel ratios. £145
At the moment I have the wideband sensor and the e-manage installed and I am currently learning and gaining some experience with the mapping before getting the turbo on, which should mean it will go a bit smoother and be on the road a bit quicker.
I will have the welder back and in the garage by the weekend to start working on the turbo manifold.
COSTS
Wideband Lambda £145
CG13 Cams - £20
GT1544 £230
Evolution Rage 3 Cut off saw £180
1m of 75mm wide 10mm thick 316 Stainless Steel for flanges £27
Stainless Steel cutting wheel for Rage 3 £55
Cobalt Drill bits and Hole Saws £20
Total - £677