Thread: SR20DE Strong 300whp Turbo Set Up ??

I def want to know what is stupid about doing a blow thru setup?

I have a billet maf box in my intercooler piping with N62 guts inside of it and on my valvecover ( top right tube running to a catch tank to catch the oil vapors..

Then if your really baller/kickass/badass you can eliminate the pcv completely and put another breather off that for a second breather and run both to a catch can that is vented. Only recommended for high hp turbo setups where you will have more blowby.

Just for you Ben,

I dont need to do that im on a baby T25 lol I just wanted less hoses and didnt want that oil gum back in my intake manifold.

yeah i know, i was just messing with Ben, lol. Again you will be fine venting the valve cover breather.

Ya I've ran mine vented for 2 years now with a breather on 18lbs and I've never see any oil on my breather or even in the tube leading up to it.

hahahaa now im totally confuse with breather and shit like that hahahaha ..

I would look into running an 18g on a gti-r manifold with an external gate. It will be cheaper than the 2871r and make great power. I would run draw through & a recirculated bypass valve as that is my personal preference. As for an ecu, as much as I hate to say it a jwt would probably be your best option judging by the questions you are asking you don't have much experience with turbo setups and it is a simple plug and play. Get a Nistune board if you have someone who can tune for you. You could benefit on reading a little more about going turbo on the sr20 as many of these questions have been answered before. Good luck
Drew

I totally agree with you.

Thnks guys thats sound pretty cool as well using a 18g turbo .. right now im still researching on turbos and how far i can push my engine/transmission , hopefully can just break the 300whp if not i think ill be happy with at least 280 ..

If you are still researching on how much your engine and trans can take I don't know what is taking you so long. Searching is easy and you will find your answer in your first thread that comes up more than likely.