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T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 18:40
i can get a kkk24 for £100 but it need a rebuild is this economically viable and with this turbo do i need a straight or angled 3" downpipe?

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 18:54
Think its about £350 for a rebuild but be ware that the housing may have hairline cracks in it...then its a write-off. (This happened to mine when I sent it away for refurb, ended up buying a new turbo).

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 18:57
Think its about £350 for a rebuild but be ware that the housing may have hairline cracks in it...then its a write-off. (This happened to mine when I sent it away for refurb, ended up buying a new turbo).

how much for a new one?

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 19:05
how much for a new one?

Cant remember (I try not to...it keeps me sane). £700 ish rings a bell

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:25
for that price you'd better of with the 19.

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:30
for that price you'd better of with the 19.

yeah i wanna bit more power than what a 19t will give me there aint alot of difference to that and what i have now

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:34
what are you aiming for??

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:36
yeah i wanna bit more power than what a 19t will give me there aint alot of difference to that and what i have now

the kkk24 is well known for cracking mate so i say no no .if i was you 19t or your 18t modded or a garrett like mine then 26 psi all day long

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:41
the kkk24 is well known for cracking mate so i say no no .if i was you 19t or your 18t modded or a garrett like mine then 26 psi all day long
but you need to forge the bottom end to do that right?

t5 pete
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:43
but you need to forge the bottom end to do that right?

I certainly wouldnt like to risk it with out aspically when the boost comes in

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:47
but you need to forge the bottom end to do that right?

you could run a 2 stage boost say 1.2 at 3k then 1.6 at 4k that should help the rods a tad but i though he was going to forge his spare engine though

claymore
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:51
so 26psi would be to much for a standard engine? Mine will be boosting 6psi from tick over...:(
what would be a safe boost level on standard internals?

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 20:57
depends on how soon you bring it in. 1.3 is about the limit I believe.

claymore
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:00
depends on how soon you bring it in. 1.3 is about the limit I believe.
I'm running more than that now.

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:02
1.4 is about max on a small turbo but the bigger turbo come in lata so might be able to run more

claymore
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:05
1.4 is about max on a small turbo but the bigger turbo come in lata so might be able to run more

Mine will have an SC as well

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:09
Bigger turbo air temperature will be lower as well so you get denser (is that a word?) air at similar pressure but may be able to push it slightly higher as well

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:11
what are you aiming for??

i want 380-400bhp mate

claymore
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:12
I intend to run the turbo atabout 14psi and make up the rest of the boost with the Supercharger, with 2 intercoolers.

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:14
you could run a 2 stage boost say 1.2 at 3k then 1.6 at 4k that should help the rods a tad but i though he was going to forge his spare engine though

it was at 1.5 at the rolling road day lol turned down to 1.1 bar now (16psi)

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:15
i still need to know what downpipe to buy

p fandango
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:16
denser (is that a word?)
yep, correct spelling as well

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:16
i want 380-400bhp mate

not with a 19t you wont but as i said before 350 bhp tuned properly will be a fast car and i know that james car will be fast with the turbo off my car dont worry about that mate

p fandango
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:16
i still need to know what downpipe to buy
depends what turbo you get

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:17
i still need to know what downpipe to buy

also my turbo fits the standard downpipe too bonus

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:22
not with a 19t you wont but as i said before 350 bhp tuned properly will be a fast car and i know that james car will be fast with the turbo off my car dont worry about that mate

never said i wanted a 19t, is that the only turbo that i will need an angled downpipe for?

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:23
decat pipe and straight through exhaust as well

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:27
never said i wanted a 19t, is that the only turbo that i will need an angled downpipe for?

all the volvo later turbos need an angled down pipe mate .i ran a race cat on my v70 with a 3in system up to the turbo then it was reduced to 2 3/4 to turbo

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:30
Well I have worked it out & you need to be making about 360 Ft Lbs at around the 5700 mark to make 390 bhp.

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:33
Well I have worked it out & you need to be making about 360 Ft Lbs at around the 5700 mark to make 390 bhp.

well its making 335lb ft at 4000rpm and 262bhp then goes down rather than climb hence i need a bigger turbo

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:33
Well I have worked it out & you need to be making about 360 Ft Lbs at around the 5700 mark to make 390 bhp.

it dont thing the power figuires work like that mate it all depends on the setup

t5 pete
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:35
well its making 335lb ft at 4000rpm and 262bhp then goes down rather than climb hence i need a bigger turbo

if the power is dropping of eairly have you looked at the timing

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:38
if the power is dropping of eairly have you looked at the timing

but the car is running sweet, smooth no lumpiness etc

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:39
if anyone else has a dyno graph where did you get peak horsepower in the rev range?

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:43
if anyone else has a dyno graph where did you get peak horsepower in the rev range?

6k mate then hit the rev limiter

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:44
6k mate then hit the rev limiter

anybody with a t5 who was at hlm? just checked my graph it made peak bhp at 4000rpm then went flat all the way to 6000 rpm the torque peaked at 4000 at 455nm then fell to 270nm at 6000 rpm

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:47
it dont thing the power figuires work like that mate it all depends on the setup
You can make it sooner in the rev range but the torque will have to be sky high.

T5frankie
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:50
wobbly made his peak bhp figure around 5600rpm

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 21:51
hhhmmm cant quote you Dave.

Your working assumes his Rev limit is 5700 though doesnt it?

If BHP = Torque x RPM / 5252 then

Torque = BHP x 5252 / RPM

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:13
No I am not assuming any rev limit - I am just working from the most common peak power point for the turbos used in Volvo.

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:16
No I am not assuming any rev limit - I am just working from the most common peak power point for the turbos used in Volvo.

aaahh ok (not sure what that was personally).

Martin-t5r
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:21
Speak lee owen @ owen developments if your interested in a brand new 19t, kkk or Garrett, they are Cheaper than most places including Volvo. they will custom spec a 19t with a billet compressor wheel, they will also port the housing and all sorts of other trickery to get alot more from the turbo. Kkk are good turbos but I've found from research and mates that have had them and ran them for a long time, that they will poo the bed long before a 19t will

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:24
Based on 1000 rpm steps from 2000 rpm - this is what you would have to make in NM to bring home 380bhp...

2000 rpm - 1353
3000 rpm - 902
4000 rpm - 676
5000 rpm - 541
5700 rpm - 475
6000 rpm - 451
7000 rpm - 387

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:26
Speak lee owen @ owen developments if your interested in a brand new 19t, kkk or Garrett, they are Cheaper than most places including Volvo. they will custom spec a 19t with a billet compressor wheel, they will also port the housing and all sorts of other trickery to get alot more from the turbo. Kkk are good turbos but I've found from research and mates that have had them and ran them for a long time, that they will poo the bed long before a 19t will

all i have to say is im happy with mine and mines a garett

Martin-t5r
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:29
Absolutely agree, Garett is the way forward if have the money to : ) I mean personally I prefer a 19t of all the relatively oem fit turbos

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:31
It is important to realise that the torque & power curves always cross at 5252 (assuming that torque is in ft lbs).

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:37
all i have to say is im happy with mine and mines a garett

And all I have to say is I'm on my second KKK

Martin-t5r
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:38
How come your on your second kkk?

Santa
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:40
How come your on your second kkk?

Hairline cracks in the housing

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:43
Hairline cracks in the housing

another advantage is the rebuild costs are cheap compared to some turbos including the gt range very expensive

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:44
Absolutely agree, Garett is the way forward if have the money to : ) I mean personally I prefer a 19t of all the relatively oem fit turbos

it is proberly the best turbo or a 18t for oem specs

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:46
Hairline cracks in the housing
Is that a materials problem or a design flaw?

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 22:57
Is that a materials problem or a design flaw?

when you push them too far its the heat that cracks the exhaust housing they are alright when run standard but when you push them problems start to accur

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:01
so its a design limitation. Walls must be too thin for the higher pressure?

Martin-t5r
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:03
A friend of mines exhaust housing cracked on his kkk too, he now runs a gt3071 but advised an 18 or 19 for myself, I would love a Garett though, for me it isn't the cost of the garett itself but all the flanges, feeds, modifying ( changing plastic bearing cage for metal ones etc ) just can't justify it at the moment : (

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:06
so its a design limitation. Walls must be too thin for the higher pressure?

i think so because theses problems are common so i think the 19t is a better option or even hlm hybrid is suposed to be good but i think the is heat soak issues with that turbo if pushed too far like any small to med turbo

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:07
A friend of mines exhaust housing cracked on his kkk too, he now runs a gt3071 but advised an 18 or 19 for myself, I would love a Garett though, for me it isn't the cost of the garett itself but all the flanges, feeds, modifying ( changing plastic bearing cage for metal ones etc ) just can't justify it at the moment : (

my is a 1 off t35 hybrid mate made to fit 850/70 no plastic bearings just a builk of solid metal lol

Martin-t5r
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:12
That sounds good mate where was that supplied? I think for now I will have keep dreaming, a quaife is the next logical step for me, which should be ordering this week

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:16
That sounds good mate where was that supplied? I think for now I will have keep dreaming, a quaife is the next logical step for me, which should be ordering this week

turbotechnics mate i know them well now and get on well with the designer .this turbo is going on jamest5r and im having a t38 hybrid with a special inset where the inlet wheel is and its a custom build a 1 off designed for my car

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:21
I know "turbo dave" was responsible for designing the HLM Hybrid & he runs the fastest street bike in Europe over the standing quarter

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:29
I know "turbo dave" was responsible for designing the HLM Hybrid & he runs the fastest street bike in Europe over the standing quarter

ive heard it is a good turbo

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:44
I would have had one - had I not already got a 19T.

smithy
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:47
I would have had one - had I not already got a 19T.

im happy with mine you know the car that giggles etc lol

Wobbly Dave
Saturday 20th November 2010, 23:51
It was meant as a compliment. LOL.

On a separate matter - I confess I grow impatient since the rolling road day to get the rest of my ATM map. All this talk of turbos & horsepower has my brain spooling up.

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 08:20
It was meant as a compliment. LOL.

On a separate matter - I confess I grow impatient since the rolling road day to get the rest of my ATM map. All this talk of turbos & horsepower has my brain spooling up.

i know what you mean im saving at mo for all my bits and pieces and a full respray and new rims

Santa
Sunday 21st November 2010, 09:57
Is that a materials problem or a design flaw?

I would go as far to say the housing probably has imperfections from the factory and hairline cracks can therefore happen at stock power.

On another tangent.....Viva Performance do a KKK hybrid.....ok it costs quite a bit but they do a $1000 rebate once they receive the old KKK. (Check their terms and conditions though).

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 10:31
I would go as far to say the housing probably has imperfections from the factory and hairline cracks can therefore happen at stock power.

On another tangent.....Viva Performance do a KKK hybrid.....ok it costs quite a bit but they do a $1000 rebate once they receive the old KKK. (Check their terms and conditions though).

i will still keep with the garrett though

Santa
Sunday 21st November 2010, 13:58
i will still keep with the garrett though

Oh yeah if anyone is prepared to go down the Garrett route then do it if you want a reliable turbo that can shift lots of air.

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 19:52
Oh yeah if anyone is prepared to go down the Garrett route then do it if you want a reliable turbo that can shift lots of air.

i totally agree mine does that nicely thats why im going bigger for even more air lol

T5frankie
Sunday 21st November 2010, 19:55
i totally agree mine does that nicely thats why im going bigger for even more air lol

nice when you have lots of engine bay to work with lol

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 20:01
nice when you have lots of engine bay to work with lol

yes mate but i still had a t35 in there on my v70

T5frankie
Sunday 21st November 2010, 20:02
yes mate but i still had a t35 in there on my v70

easy when you know how and have the space and tools etc etc

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 21:01
easy when you know how and have the space and tools etc etc

it was built to fit mate by turbotechnics as a 1 off design because the t28 didnot work on my car so they built a turbo that would work

T5frankie
Sunday 21st November 2010, 21:06
hmm turbo technics they are based about 3 miles from my house lol

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 21:47
hmm turbo technics they are bases about 3 miles from my house lol

and they do some nice kit mate i think andyr had a turbo done by them

Jamest5r
Sunday 21st November 2010, 22:06
it was built to fit mate by turbotechnics as a 1 off design because the t28 didnot work on my car so they built a turbo that would work

Soon to be on a 850, will take a photo for you Frank:hidesbehi

smithy
Sunday 21st November 2010, 22:58
Soon to be on a 850, will take a photo for you Frank:hidesbehi

yes we will take photos of the 18t with the t35 hybrid next to it and the t38 hybrid next to that now just got to ern some dosh now