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    15G turbo on a 940??

    Will the 15G turbo from my 850 T5 fit onto the B230FT lump in my new 940??

    Will I need to modify anything like the brackets or mounts?


    And finally, what psi can I run through the engine safely without blowing anything up or causing any damage? I've seen on some forums saying the B230FT can cope with 20psi happily on stock internals? Is this correct??


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    hello mate welcome to rwd fun .yes the 15g/16t/18t/19t turbos all fit on the 940 and the engine will take more than 20psi if tuned properly.with these turbos you have to clock the inlet side of the turbo to be able to fit properly.i would get a fpr and some white or me7 blues injectors and the the ballister resister mod because 940s use low z and the 850s use high z injectors .if the 15g has not got a conical flange to bolt up to the exhaust you will need to have the exhaust slightly modded to fit but not a major problem hope this helps and you will see 260 to 280 bhp with a decent exhaust and race cat

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    Cheers mate.

    What cars do those injectors come on as standard?

    I don't actually know what an FPR is though, or a ballister resistor mod.



    Oh, and stuff paying out for a race cat. I'm gonna run a straight through exhaust!!! Got MOT till June LOL
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    a 19t just isn't laggy enough
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy_C View Post
    I don't actually know what an FPR is though, or a ballister resistor mod.
    FPR is Fuel Pressure Regulator, & i assume the ballister resistor is a box to change the impedance of the injectors so the ECU doesn't have a fit

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    the ballist resistor is bolted to the right hand side flitch by the battery .all you have to do is cut off the resisters and solder all the wires together and then you can use me7 blue injectors

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    I have got to get me a 940 turbo, just gotta get some money together.
    1996 Olive Green 850 AWD - Follow the Project - Forged rods, 19T, big blue injectors, 960 TB, 3.25" MAF, Ostrich, 608 binary, arduino data display, active exhaust control with Focus RS tips, 320mm front brake conversion.
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    come and join the club mate lol

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    I used to have a 2litre NA saloon, but then got rid when I had my 850. Have just got to get the pennies together.

    Saw a 940 estate with 46k on the clock for £2k last night (supposed to be previously owned by Richard Hammond - whatever)
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    i would pick a good 1 for 600 and play with it mate.

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    Cheers smithy. Any pics of where said wires n resistors are? Don't wanna screw it up by cutting wrong ones.

    N I got mine for £325 so right result there just gotta get the power up. ME7, that's post 2000 ain't it, like S60 / V70 yea? So I want the injectors off one of them? Or will my 850 T5 orange injectors do seeing as I already have them.

    With the fpr, what do I need to do for that?


    Cheers guys. Sorry for all the questions, only ever really worked on yank V8s. Lol
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    the orange injectors are smaller than the standard 940 ones due to you using 5 on t5 and 4 on 940.the me7 blues are 395cc on the post 2000 v70/s60 t5s.i will post up pics for you regarding resister pack.if i was you why dont you get a fpr and an mbc and turn the boost up to 15 psi on the 13c and see what you think.it is possible to pull 220 bhp to 250 bhp on that turbo and because the turbo is small it makes the car very quick just an idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smithy View Post
    if i was you why dont you get a fpr and an mbc and turn the boost up to 15 psi on the 13c and see what you think.it is possible to pull 220 bhp to 250 bhp on that turbo and because the turbo is small it makes the car very quick just an idea.
    Cheers mate, I'll try that first, but I'll keep the 15G turbo though just in case I want it for future playing heheheee


    Any recommendations on a good FPR to get? Cheers
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    i run a black top fse fpr not a boost valve

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    Will be putting mot on a nice 940 classic estate soon. its 2.4t petrol, black leather 130000miles
    electric everything cruise control. last of the real volvos future classic{no pun intended}lol
    i'll post up some pics in the for sale this next week.
    be perfect for you bomb, in fact perhaps you could do some mechanic work on mine in part exchange for the 940??? fit a 16t do the turbo return seal replace some hoses???

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    Quote Originally Posted by bomb192uk View Post
    I used to have a 2litre NA saloon, but then got rid when I had my 850. Have just got to get the pennies together.

    Saw a 940 estate with 46k on the clock for £2k last night (supposed to be previously owned by Richard Hammond - whatever)
    Will be putting mot on a nice 940 classic estate soon. its 2.4t petrol, black leather 130000miles
    electric everything cruise control. last of the real volvos future classic{no pun intended}lol
    i'll post up some pics in the for sale this next week.
    be perfect for you bomb, in fact perhaps you could do some mechanic work on mine in part exchange for the 940??? fit a 16t do the turbo return seal replace some hoses???

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    where do you live mate

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    Bloody hell!!!

    There is no way in hell that that is a straight forwards job!! From stuff I'd read it was saying that it was a simple enough job!! 8 1/2 hours with me and a mechanic mate of mine working almost non stop (about 7 1/2 hours of work in total) and the 15G is on there. The intercooler pipework is squished, twisted and not pretty but it's on there.

    No more smoke, not quite as loud anymore, and drives lovely
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mental Wealth Doctor View Post
    Will be putting mot on a nice 940 classic estate soon. its 2.4t petrol, black leather 130000miles
    electric everything cruise control. last of the real volvos future classic{no pun intended}lol
    i'll post up some pics in the for sale this next week.
    be perfect for you bomb, in fact perhaps you could do some mechanic work on mine in part exchange for the 940??? fit a 16t do the turbo return seal replace some hoses???
    If you wanted to mate, I wouldn't mind having a mini meet and helping out. Those oil return sels are a real pain to do on our awds.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy_C View Post
    Bloody hell!!!

    There is no way in hell that that is a straight forwards job!! From stuff I'd read it was saying that it was a simple enough job!! 8 1/2 hours with me and a mechanic mate of mine working almost non stop (about 7 1/2 hours of work in total) and the 15G is on there. The intercooler pipework is squished, twisted and not pretty but it's on there.

    No more smoke, not quite as loud anymore, and drives lovely
    the pipework should be in the same place mate but atleast you have done it.weldone.

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    Dunno if it's different on the 96 t5 but it's on!! No where near an easy job though, lots of cutting n reworking required.
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