13b, 14b, 16g, 20g What does it all mean?

[Th3Revreant]

I am very new to this whole DMS tuning scene. Couldn't find a direct answer to this, so super noob question. What is the difference, what do the letters mean after the number? All I know is that they are turbos, varying power yields and whatnot. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am looking to convert my 2.0 N/T laser to turbo and was wondering also what the best path would be.

 

[JusMX141]

A 13B is a Mazda rotary engine.

A 14B is the factory turbo from a 1G manual DSM.

A 16G or 20G is a factory-fit turbo with a compressor wheel upgrade.

 

[Artago]

See here: Turbo Comparison

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[GRAVEDIGGER]

Tech Guide: 1G 4G63 N/T Upgrades - DSMtuners

 

[Th3Revreant]

Thanks for all the information, very helpful. Reading all this as we speak.

 

[Chaosweaver]

A 13B is a Mazda rotary engine. (And proof DSMs are reliable)

A 14B is the factory turbo from a 1G manual DSM.

A 16G or 20G is a factory-fit turbo with a compressor wheel upgrade.

Fixed it for you

 

[1990AWD]

Basically the 9b, 13g, 14b, 16g etc are all the different compressor wheels Mitsu makes, and TD04, TD05, TD06, TD06H etc are the turbine wheels. That's how you get the factory 1g manual turbo, a 14b TD05 for example.

 

[Th3Revreant]

Thanks for all the information, got a better grip on all this turbo talk and should be good to go for the time being.

 

[drtj]

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Does this link still work? I tried clicking on a few of the links inside of it & it said IE cant connect or something like that. if it doesnt work anybody have a link that does?

Thanks!!

 

[agentorange313]

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Does this link still work? I tried clicking on a few of the links inside of it & it said IE cant connect or something like that. if it doesnt work anybody have a link that does?

Thanks!!

The link works, STOP USING IE as a web browser.

 

[Techn0Nut1996]

Bringing back an old post here, but I've been looking for this info for a long time now and this was by far the best explanation I've found! Just wanted to say thanks for finally clearing it up for me!