Yes you can , but the cost of the shaft is somewhere around the $500 mark , then you have to fit it , and the turbo rebuilders dont guarantee that you wont have oil seal issues so there is no warranty , not to mention your fitting it to an exhaust housing thats had several heat cycles and could be cracked even warped so the few hundred you save for what could be a good ko4 isnt worth it compared to buying a new one
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Ok so if a Polo Gti with Ko3s setup is good for a flat 14 down the quarter mile, what will the K04 run?
whats the max boost of a k03s but still being efficient ?? also if i fit the bolt on k04 to my manifold what else do i need to fit , i have intercooler no cat and downpipe forge tip etc etc , will i need injectors and a 3" maf??
injectors, MAF and 4 bar FPR. If you want more power look at a ATP turbo manifold as well.
Assuming I've done the calculations right, using the compressor maps for the K03 - at 1 Bar boost (standard for most remaps) it is inefficent after approx 5000rpm. On the other hand, the K04 maintains efficiency throughout the entire RPM range.
If someone has prior knowledge with compressor maps, let me know, I'd like to double check what I've figured out so far! Guy?
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