I am able to get a turbo out of a s200 audi i will get the code when i go back tomorrow but if anyone knows now would it work with the dsm setup. It aligns up with the bolt holes on the dsm manifold the wrong way though. If i could make a plate would i beable to make it work with the manifold by aligning up the ports for the most part. But the only reason i ask is i can get it for free. So my question is can i make this turbo work? I don't know if any of you are getting what i am saying but I don't know how to explain better.
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Last edited by ol blue; 01-16-2012, 09:25 PM. -
Chances are slim that the turbo will bolt to the DSM manifold without modification. DSMs use Mitsubishi turbos, whereas an Audi most likely uses something else, such as BorgWarner.
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I'm pretty sure it would be small aswell.wat?Comment
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From what I can find, it was mated to a 2.2L I5... so it's likely to be at least as good, if not better, than the commonly used Mitsubishi 14b, which was on the 2.0L 4G63.
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Yea it came off a 1992 s200. It bolts on the mani sideways. So if I could make a plate for it I think I could make it work I hope so anyway.Comment
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How much are you getting it for
What is better about it than any of the widely available + proven turbos for our cars
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A functional 14b is relatively inexpensive. For the cost and effort needed to make this Audi turbo work, you could probably find a 14b and not have to worry about any fabrication whatsoever. It's up to you if you want to make this one work just for the sake of being creative, or if you just want to boost your motor the easiest way possible. The end result will be the same in terms of your car's performance, assuming you can bolt this thing up with no issues.
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