Is NT and NS the same as NA then? James you love to piss people off.
Is NT and NS the same as NA then? James you love to piss people off.
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volvokid (Sunday 28th December 2014)
The issue with "NT" referencing "non turbo" is that its not a recognisable acronym of anyone with any level of knowledge. It would be NA (meaning naturally (or normally) aspirated).
Also why compare the 2.4i to 2.4 T5 on a thread referencing a V50?
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The reason partforvolvos use the term non-turbo is very simple, as many people who aren't into cars simply wouldn't know what N/A means. The term naturally aspirated could also cause confusion among people who aren't petrol heads. Where as non turbo, explains itself.
I haven't seen it anywhere abbreviated to NT as this would be just as confusing to "the masses" as N/A would be.
As an example, if was going to talk about quantum electro dynamics, on a physics forum i would simply put QED. But, generally speaking, i would call it quantum electro dynamics because if i did just put "QED" many people wouldn't have a clue what i was talking about.
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It's a good job I know that I'm after one with a turbo then as otherwise I could end up buying something live a V50 N/A,N/T,J/I,WTF and all that wouldn't look good on the boot
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To get back on topic, don't bother with the 2.4 as its a waste of time. I'd be surprised if its noticeably better on fuel that the t5, while it would be a lot slower.
For performance go with the t5, mpg go with the d5, which could possibly be quicker than the 2.4 anyway.............definitely with a remap.
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Cheers Liam that was where I think I was heading.
Now the only problem is to find a good T5 without loads of miles around the 2008/9MY, oh well got a few days off so the search begins.
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I bought a stock manual 2004 model nearly 4 years ago with about 116k on her since then I have had her tuned to 300 bhp and 350 lbft and she is now done 175k amazing still on the original clutch and turbo and the best volvo I have owned out of quite a few high performance models over the last 13 years! I haven't strengthened the liners And have had no issues I have abused the car carrying a large patio stones bags of cement and cement, the tiles for 2 kitchen floors a bathroom a utility a conservatory, 15 full size trees chopped up not to mention cement mixes and loads of other random stuff plus I have done 3 track days where she has been ragged all day long :-) . Apart from regular servicing stuff I have replace a faulty fuel pressure sensor a maf sensor and the odd coil pack which isn't bad given the mileage and age.
2004 V50 T5 SE
I've just bought a manual S40 T5 to replace my V40 T4
The T5 feels slower than my old T4 which is annoying. I think I need a remap for the T5.
The T5 is worse on fuel. I could get over 30 MPG out my T4, but the T5 sits at <24MPG
The T5 feels and looks much more modern
Good that we have the semantics sorted.
Back to the original enquiry. These smaller T5s are basically Focus STs in various posh frocks, sharing their Focus floorpan, suspension, manual gearbox(Volvo M66) and Volvo RNCT engine. The RNCT engine is quite different from all other 5 pot turbo engines in that it was designed to be more compact in all dimension to fit into the Focus and Volvos and meet all crash test criteria. The block is designed in such a way that all its ancillaries tuck closer in.
The RS engine has the very same block, not with cobalt liners but with its iron liners aluminium plasma coated on their outside to enable the fusion of those liners to the ally. mass of the block: that overcomes the weakness inherent in the ST/T5 engines in that they can crack their liners when subjected to quite a bit higher outputs.... in particular with poor unsympathetically written aftermarket software.
If increased engine outputs are tempting then a stage 1 software upgrade will give you arround 260bhp with 420nm of torque. If you choose a D5 which was never an option in the concurrent Focus you can get 225bhp and a stonking 480nm of torque with a software upgrade. The fairly rare 2.4D will give a similar figure to the D5.
If you do get an auto. then the AW box is very sound.
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A map might help with the MPG and defo the power, mine averages mid to high 20s in winter and more in summer often late 20s sometimes 30. I once had a patient drive of 260 miles sitting at 70 with the air con off and got 41.1 mpg. The worst I have seen is after a track day 7.6 mpg
2004 V50 T5 SE
1450 or 1480 I think when I put it on a weigh bridge, they feel a lot lighter than a p2 in contrast the p2 is more comfortable more of a passengers luxury car the V50 is less comfortable but more of a drivers car, I think my P2 averaged more mid 30s at 70 mph too!
2004 V50 T5 SE
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