I have sent him a PM thanks for the contact!hi, do a search on a fella call "lammy" hes done his, and will be the font of knowledge on this topic. im not sure if you need to change the head, though i doubt it. i think the only difference is an oil feed.
main thing is changing the head gasket, its the thickness that changes and therefore the compression ratio.
in the true sense you would have an rb25de(t) as the pistons and such are different internally, and compression is therefore higher on the turboed de engines than stock det.
(power is also limited to 330 ish ...though lammys pushing this)
Well you have all the fitting costs plus most the engines don't come with the turbo, ecu or any other bits + the engine in mine is worth fudge all!m8 just go with a turbo engine swop and sell your engine get some cash back would be alot easyer
cost wise its pretty much of amuchness, either route is gonna be close to 2000 installed.m8 just go with a turbo engine swop and sell your engine get some cash back would be alot easyer
Not as far as i see it! If you buy a standered used turbo, manafold and ecu (i already have a fmic) and a mate who will fit it!!!! Won't cost bugger all!cost wise its pretty much of amuchness, either route is gonna be close to 2000 installed.
and to sell a non turbo you'd need to find a geek like me, and we're kinda rare.
Not as far as i see it! If you buy a standered used turbo, manafold and ecu (i already have a fmic) and a mate who will fit it!!!! Won't cost bugger all!
Just found a top mount manifold for £50 on fleabay and ecu with 22 hours for under £2!!! Shouldn't be too dear to convert but i will wait to hear from lemmy!ture mates rates rock, but i'd deffo budget for some expenditure....
Don't panic i won't buy crap! I will probably get one from a car thats breaking as could be cheaper that way but been tested!! LOLbeware cheap manifolds, particularly xpower. they crack.
I will keep it as i will need it for the manual conversion!don't think you can the ecu does something for an auto gearchange wise