I have but told him it will be for the V3 and after I build my block. Which I won't start doing till after this pandemic has cleared and everything is back to normal.
classic case of racecar doing racecar stuff. Nothing wrong with DBV2 or turing up the PSI. As I said before, turning it up to 500hp yata yata is always risky no matter the turbo, fuel choices ect. but you do come off like a donkey, his turbo took a dump and engine could be shot and your out here accusing people of making bad decisions... smh
classic case of racecar doing racecar stuff. Nothing wrong with DBV2 or turing up the PSI. As I said before, turning it up to 500hp yata yata is always risky no matter the turbo, fuel choices ect. but you do come off like a donkey, his turbo took a dump and engine could be shot and your out here accusing people of making bad decisions... smh
DBV2 was the bad decision, not injectors, as that was clearly not a decision on his part. Not directed to OP specifically, just in general about DBV. Hope his engine is good. I remember a time not long ago when people were touting DBV2s are having "0" turbo failures when I personally knew of 5, coming from just 2 people! Baffled me. Small sample size, sure. Have had multiple people with DBV2 failures say they wish they had went with EQT. I stand by my statement that DBV2s seems to fail a rate far greater than other turbos, stock or aftermarket, on this platform.
DBV2 was the bad decision, not injectors, as that was clearly not a decision on his part. Not directed to OP specifically, just in general about DBV. Hope his engine is good. I remember a time not long ago when people were touting DBV2s are having "0" turbo failures when I personally knew of 5, coming from just 2 people! Baffled me. Small sample size, sure. Have had multiple people with DBV2 failures say they wish they had went with EQT. I stand by my statement that DBV2s seems to fail a rate far greater than other turbos, stock or aftermarket, on this platform.
I would stay away from hybrid turbos. They just have a tendency to take a crap. Force performance the xona turbo builders had a lot of issues with fp hybrids in the Evo community. To the point they would void your warranty on the turbo if you didn’t run there recommended oil lines and oil. The hybrid journal turbos tend to last longer because they are less sensitive to oil pressure changes. BB turbos are just a pain with modified cartridges just because of the oil restrictor you have to run on them. If it’s not built in. I would rebuild the turbo and sell it. Get yourself a Garrett or an efr. More money but worth it.
I would stay away from hybrid turbos. They just have a tendency to take a crap. Force performance the xona turbo builders had a lot of issues with fp hybrids in the Evo community. To the point they would void your warranty on the turbo if you didn’t run there recommended oil lines and oil. The hybrid journal turbos tend to last longer because they are less sensitive to oil pressure changes. BB turbos are just a pain with modified cartridges just because of the oil restrictor you have to run on them. If it’s not built in. I would rebuild the turbo and sell it. Get yourself a Garrett or an efr. More money but worth it.
If you stay away from hybrid turbos then you're stuck with OEM which are worse. My OEM IS38 is getting replaced next week because of leaking bearing seals which is common on the OEM IS38. A TPC20 hybrid is taking it's place.
If you stay away from hybrid turbos then you're stuck with OEM which are worse. My OEM IS38 is getting replaced next week because of leaking bearing seals which is common on the OEM IS38. A TPC20 hybrid is taking it's place.
he is saying to go with an actual aftermarket 3rd party turbo that’s retrofitted to mount to the factory head, Like the apr efr kit or an iroz xona kit... on that subject, iroz just posted this with thier ims780 kit, haha.
he is saying to go with an actual aftermarket 3rd party turbo that’s retrofitted to mount to the factory head, Like the apr efr kit or an iroz xona kit... on that subject, iroz just posted this with thier ims780 kit, haha.
DBV2 was the bad decision, not injectors, as that was clearly not a decision on his part. Not directed to OP specifically, just in general about DBV. Hope his engine is good. I remember a time not long ago when people were touting DBV2s are having "0" turbo failures when I personally knew of 5, coming from just 2 people! Baffled me. Small sample size, sure. Have had multiple people with DBV2 failures say they wish they had went with EQT. I stand by my statement that DBV2s seems to fail a rate far greater than other turbos, stock or aftermarket, on this platform.
You're the only one that seems to think this. Turbos fail like anything else. Xona is the turbo god butnhave they seen failures? Yes but no one here will see them cause not many here are spending 6k on a turbo setup. Having an eqt and a dbv2 I can rest assure you the dbv is better quality at very similar spool. My eqt lasted 3 weeks if that says anything and theres been tons of others as well. If 2 people went through 5 turbos then theres gotta be some installation error on their part or something.
People typically dont make posts when everything is working fine, typically you are asking questions to resolve an issue or bragging about an upgrade you made . The people with issues are typically the vocal minority. And with some of these users I see on here getting shops to do crazy builds with no knowledge of how and what they did im surprised it actually works.
I have a simple setup for a reason as im not a mechanic. I do my research but when MPI starts getting mixed in, needing torqbyte controllers and modifying the fuel pump basket its all a bit much for me.