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dmk477 05-10-2018 08:34 PM

ISR turbo kit questions
 
Hey fellas, I've done some digging and found some older threads with mixed reviews on the ISR kit. A friend of mine has recommended the kit and says many of his friends run it successfully, just looking for some more opinions. I'm looking to make 3-350hp, really hoping for 350 but understand that is pushing the engine quite a bit. ISR "claims" the kit is capable of 380, but are these numbers realistic? I was also considering leaving the factory manifold, just going a bigger turbo and the other supporting mods, and seeing where that could take me. Will the factory manifold support that type of power? Any help is appreciated.

unicoder 05-10-2018 09:27 PM

1. You got a sr20? or replacing this turbo on a ka-t
2. Yes you can hit 350 provided you have the supporting mods and tune

i run this kit on my ka

dmk477 05-11-2018 05:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unicoder (Post 6276814)
1. You got a sr20? or replacing this turbo on a ka-t
2. Yes you can hit 350 provided you have the supporting mods and tune

i run this kit on my ka

Sorry, yes I’m running a sr. How long have you been running the kit?

unicoder 05-11-2018 05:12 PM

I've been running the kit for 4k miles. The only issues were due to mistakes I made, the kit has been flawless.

dmk477 05-14-2018 06:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unicoder (Post 6276949)
I've been running the kit for 4k miles. The only issues were due to mistakes I made, the kit has been flawless.

Good to hear, thanks for the feedback.

apex128 05-17-2018 12:11 PM

I have this on my KA and it's good. The only problem was with the turbo creeping, but I fixed that with a boost controller and porting the internal wastegate. This only happened because of my straight through exhaust though. The manifold should be good for how much power you want to run. I run it at 8-10 psi and it makes more than enough power for drifting.


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