Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
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Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
I have a Lanos 16v and doing a turbo project, i saw the below exhaust manifold with the turbo attached and i liked it as it's compact and i like the turbo position if you have a detailed photo for it or if it's an oem one please tell me the donor car, is it a high flow manifold? or if it's not good at all please let me know your suggestions i have a TD04l turbo
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
i think this is the turbo lanos from poland
not 100% sure but this mani looks like it is custom made
MMAmdouh
not 100% sure but this mani looks like it is custom made
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Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
i found this TURBO honda D16 header for a good price on eBay is it a good option for me?
my TD04l turbo has this flange:
is the cast iron header is ok for turbo projects, i can see that it's melting point is about 1200oC or should i use a stainless steel one which melting point is about 1500oC? will the manifold temp. exceed 1200oC?
do you think it's wise to find a cast iron flange and weld it directly to above header or make a coupling from stainless steel or whatever to connect the above header to my turbo and also help me in well positioning my turbo wherever i like? or it will be unwise to use too many connections?
my TD04l turbo has this flange:
is the cast iron header is ok for turbo projects, i can see that it's melting point is about 1200oC or should i use a stainless steel one which melting point is about 1500oC? will the manifold temp. exceed 1200oC?
do you think it's wise to find a cast iron flange and weld it directly to above header or make a coupling from stainless steel or whatever to connect the above header to my turbo and also help me in well positioning my turbo wherever i like? or it will be unwise to use too many connections?
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
cast iron is much better for turbo manifolds
they are stronger, they will last longer and they hold more heat which allows the turbo to spool faster
the only problem with the honda manifold is you will need to change the flange to fit your motor
they are stronger, they will last longer and they hold more heat which allows the turbo to spool faster
the only problem with the honda manifold is you will need to change the flange to fit your motor
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
i think it will only require modifying the holes for the guides in the head... someone here said this is the only mod required to put a honda mani on a 1.6 daewoo engine
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Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
well there you go
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
Thanks for replying me
but till now i cannot be sure if it's a direct fit or will be slightly modified for the guide bolts to be in only or i will have to make major modifications for this manifold to attach it to the head!!!
also no one answered me about the best way to attach it to my TD04L using a direct welding of a cast iron flange or making a coupling between manifold and turbo? and what material to use in both cases!!
Thanks in advance...
but till now i cannot be sure if it's a direct fit or will be slightly modified for the guide bolts to be in only or i will have to make major modifications for this manifold to attach it to the head!!!
also no one answered me about the best way to attach it to my TD04L using a direct welding of a cast iron flange or making a coupling between manifold and turbo? and what material to use in both cases!!
Thanks in advance...
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
well the material depends on the material of the manifold
go like for like...
and the connection is up to you!
go like for like...
and the connection is up to you!
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
can i use my N/A header with a coupling to my turbo?
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
yes
but you would need to move the location of the O2 sensor
before the turbo would be far too hot and you would be eating o2 sensors like mad
same with just after
otherwise, this method of using the stock manifold is easiest and has been done before
but you would need to move the location of the O2 sensor
before the turbo would be far too hot and you would be eating o2 sensors like mad
same with just after
otherwise, this method of using the stock manifold is easiest and has been done before
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
Dear Jorge
i don't know how to thank you for photos and advice i was originally motivated to use this setup but they were trying to convince me that this is not a good deal and the cast iron stock manifold will hold extra heat, will be distroyed very soon and also will eat up the turbo as well as it will waste a lot of exhaust power!!
can you tell me more about how did your brother connect the TD04l flange (i have one as shown in my above post) to his stock manifold, it will be appreciated a lot.
i didn't try to connect them yet but i can see in a project here (named: how to turbo your sohc 1.5 lanos) that he used an adapter between the turbo flange and the maifold flange, from your photos i see you didn't besides i have an internal waste gate which is ok for me at the time being, so i can close this open by a blocker and open another after the turbo.
do you go with stock internals? how much boost you run? and how much power you gain? from where did you feed the oil and water to your turbo? any advice...
thank you in advance...
i don't know how to thank you for photos and advice i was originally motivated to use this setup but they were trying to convince me that this is not a good deal and the cast iron stock manifold will hold extra heat, will be distroyed very soon and also will eat up the turbo as well as it will waste a lot of exhaust power!!
can you tell me more about how did your brother connect the TD04l flange (i have one as shown in my above post) to his stock manifold, it will be appreciated a lot.
i didn't try to connect them yet but i can see in a project here (named: how to turbo your sohc 1.5 lanos) that he used an adapter between the turbo flange and the maifold flange, from your photos i see you didn't besides i have an internal waste gate which is ok for me at the time being, so i can close this open by a blocker and open another after the turbo.
do you go with stock internals? how much boost you run? and how much power you gain? from where did you feed the oil and water to your turbo? any advice...
thank you in advance...
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
holding heat is a good thing! the exhaust "speed" doesn't turn the turbine, it's the heat
Re: Lanos 16v turbo exhaust manifold
The car have like a year turbo and have no problem with the manifold, to put on the stock manifold we relocated the holes of the manifold to match on the turbocharger. We are full stock engine internals, stock throttle but 315cc fuel injectors, arospeed fuel pressure regulator and a apex a/f controller. The internal wastegate is blocked, we are using the Tial 38mm imitation, right now the car are running at 8psi because the stock clutch are failing. Right now the car is supposed to be near 190 to 200whp, but the clutch fail at 5,000 on the dyno run and we get 180whp 171tq at 8psi. This engine is strong but be aware of knock and the air fuel we run at 11.5 afr
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How i appreciate your reply, it's so kind of you...
i already have the turbo, fuel regulator, 315cc injectors, so i still need a a/f controller and i can go.
thank you very much for your support, my last question is from where do you feed the turbo with oil and water?
i already have the turbo, fuel regulator, 315cc injectors, so i still need a a/f controller and i can go.
thank you very much for your support, my last question is from where do you feed the turbo with oil and water?