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1st twin scroll 20g on DSM !!! (EVO 10 turbo)

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I believe I am the first to convert EVO 10 for use on my EVO 1. The results are amazing. Here is quick over view.

I spent an enormous amount of time mounting a 3071 . Never really happy with the low end response I had been kicking myself that I wish I had made a custom manifold to mount a factory evo8/9 turbo. Then when the evo X came out with standard rotation twin scroll turbo I got excited. I new one would eventually end up on my car. You can mount evo8/9 turbo without too much trouble but the PS and alt has to go since the turbo inlet would sit right there in their place. That conversion was done once and car the made 355hp on pump gas and when low 11,s at 120 to back it up. Of course for me PS and A/C are a must so a seriously custom exhaust manifold and 02 would have been needed to make evo8/9 turbo work. The evo X turbo on the other hand is configured correctly for a much smoother conversion for DSM use. its still a big project but a fun one. original turbo is a 15g. upgraded turbo is a 20g/TD06L2 (e-bay-KAMAK) I will let pics do he talking. all in all spent a full work week getting it done but the spool and power is amazing. I am very pleased. I have the ultimate street turbo on this car. 4th gear stab at 2500 starts pulling hard at 3200. full 2.0 bar at 3700rpm. The spool figures dont tell the whole story the torque from 2500-3500 is making the 2.0 feel almost like a 2.3. Its that good.
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the swollen bump on the evo x housing wore the wheel smaller. both are junk. just had an X turbo last month that did the same thing. thats why it looks smaller in the 6cm housing. I guess these x turbos are getting some miles on them.

funny part is that turbo likely performed perfectly. owner simply wouldnt have know anything was going bad. the one I had wasnt swollen quite that bad. it was still in balance and boosting away. but wheel was worn pretty good.

stock x on left
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That's what I was wondering about, it's got a couple small marks in the wheel, but carbon has fouled the groozes and the camera picked it up. To the naked eye it looks fine.

And yes it seemed to perform perfectly fine when I drove it before removal. The hump is probably due to the larger crack/hole burnt in it and constant flogging opening it farther and farther.

It sucks, but I can always buy a new hotside and build a setup if I want, so the plan hasn't changed really.
 
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My evo 10 conversion on evo1was completed June 15,made flywheel HP on dyno dynamics of 407/400
 

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Do you think that using a mix of manifolds is the best/only way to fit a twin scroll to the 1g or 2g heads ?
I really want a true twin scroll on my 92 Talon ... 18/20g on a 2.2 stroker setup
 
From a cost point of view yes,a friend on lancer register has just had custom set up made by nortek in UK at a cost of over £1000
 
Thats what I am afraid of , the manifold costing so much that it makes the build just not worth it. If I am ask, what did it cost to have your manifold built? What manifolds did you use ?
 
Thats what I am afraid of , the manifold costing so much that it makes the build just not worth it. If I am ask, what did it cost to have your manifold built? What manifolds did you use ?
I bought it as a kit,a replacement would cost about £400+donor manifolds from evo123/evo10
 
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