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Turboing A 2Tg

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hey people need sum help find manifolds for my 2tg, are you able to buy manifolds ie plenum n turbo manifolds? or u hav to get everything custom made, do the 2tg like abit of boost, any help will b great people

  • 2 weeks later...

Hi there,

If you want to buy off the shelf stuff then the likes of BRD Racing or Paradise Racing in the states will supply the goods in exchange for the right dollars. You will I think need an adapter plate to make the intake fit as these guys build stuff for the pushrod 3TC/2TC motors - the intake has different bolt holes on the 2TG but its no biggie.

2TG will take a 'bit' of boost. I'm guessing a stock engine is what you are asking about and they had 9+:1 compression depending on the model so you would need to limit the boost somewhat. If the engine is fresh I'd personally stick in 10psi or so with a decent intercooler in the equation and good engine management/tune.

 

Cheers,

Jason

If you can find one the 3t-gtue. Manifolds bolt up to the 2t-g.

  • 2 weeks later...

cheapest way would be to get a 3tgte turbo manifold with a ct20 turbo.

 

i have my old custom manifold which has a t3 flange and tial 38mm wastegate flanges on it gathering dust if you were thinking of going for a larger turbo

 

You will also need a 2tgeu efi manifold and ecu if your's is a carby engine.

 

Standard internals mine ran 7psi and made 120hp at the treads.

 

Now its a built engine making 280hp on 18psi

 

so you can make power with them

 

just depends how much u wanna spend

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