stapl3
06-17-2005, 08:41 PM
About a year and half ago, I ordered a brand new 2g20g from these guys. Paid for porting and clipping, total was nearly a grand.
My setup was complete, from DSMlink to a FMIC, etc. Had everything. We tuned he hell out of the car and it was never faster than the stock t25. In fact, when I put the stock turbo back on, the car was faster.
I PM'd Cragger on DSMTuners and this is how it went.
.......Please stop selling that damn 2g20g! God that thing sucked.
Get me a pic of your 2G 20G so i can see how it assembled.
I have two friends in pittsburgh, about 45 mintues away from me running 11.7's on a 2G 20G's, but theres have TDO6H turbine wheels, so that helps them out a lot on top end with the massive turbine.
Thanks man,
I'll find it once talk is up again.
Cragger
I cannot take any pictures of it, as I don't have it anymore. After trying to get it to work for a couple months, I ended up selling it for a HUGE hit. I have a picture of the compressor housing and the hot side if you want that.
It's funny, I couldn't even get on the high flow fuel map with it. I put the t25 on in its place and the car was faster. Your "20g" at 20psi was pulling 2.6g/s at most, with no (pressure tested) leaks. That 2.6g/s was not outflowing the t25.
Searching around forums (talk especially), it seems to be a really hit or miss turbo, more miss than anything. One owner on talk said the garrett housing was simply machined for the 20g compressor wheel, and no oring was implemented. Machinging a t3 housing to put on 20g means there will be some variance with the machining tolerances and that a tight seal will not always result, especially without utilizing an oring.
I suggest for your sake to just stop selling the damn thing unless you already discovered this major flaw and fixed it. It's really embarrassing to get pulled on by a civic with just a intake cone in your clipped and ported 20g/dsmlink/fmic/ect car.
Here's the worst response ever.
If you can show me the compressor housing, i'll tell you if it's the one i like.
We know tell customers on the phone up front now that they are better off going with the mitsubishi 3" cover that i call the modified TDO6 cover and weld an elbow on. This cover is made for the 20G and works GREAT. The small cover that you had i didn't like, but as i said, two buddies of mine cleaned me up at the local drag strip one night when my car was running on 3 cylinders as they finally broke into the 11.8's for one car and 11.9's for the other.
My favorite DSM turbo is the 50 trim as it just kicks ass no matter what car you put it on.
Thanks man for your input, i listen to everything i hear!
Cragger
Why in the world did he type any of that? It has nothing to do with anything. He might as well have given me the middle finger and said 'thanks sucka!'.
I don't care if it's the one you like
I don't care about your friends setups
I don't care about a 50 trim. Why the hell is he talking about a 50 trim?
Thanks for listening to everything you hear Cragger. I'm glad your untested product failed on me and you did nothing about it.
My advise is to stay away from these guys at all costs.
My setup was complete, from DSMlink to a FMIC, etc. Had everything. We tuned he hell out of the car and it was never faster than the stock t25. In fact, when I put the stock turbo back on, the car was faster.
I PM'd Cragger on DSMTuners and this is how it went.
.......Please stop selling that damn 2g20g! God that thing sucked.
Get me a pic of your 2G 20G so i can see how it assembled.
I have two friends in pittsburgh, about 45 mintues away from me running 11.7's on a 2G 20G's, but theres have TDO6H turbine wheels, so that helps them out a lot on top end with the massive turbine.
Thanks man,
I'll find it once talk is up again.
Cragger
I cannot take any pictures of it, as I don't have it anymore. After trying to get it to work for a couple months, I ended up selling it for a HUGE hit. I have a picture of the compressor housing and the hot side if you want that.
It's funny, I couldn't even get on the high flow fuel map with it. I put the t25 on in its place and the car was faster. Your "20g" at 20psi was pulling 2.6g/s at most, with no (pressure tested) leaks. That 2.6g/s was not outflowing the t25.
Searching around forums (talk especially), it seems to be a really hit or miss turbo, more miss than anything. One owner on talk said the garrett housing was simply machined for the 20g compressor wheel, and no oring was implemented. Machinging a t3 housing to put on 20g means there will be some variance with the machining tolerances and that a tight seal will not always result, especially without utilizing an oring.
I suggest for your sake to just stop selling the damn thing unless you already discovered this major flaw and fixed it. It's really embarrassing to get pulled on by a civic with just a intake cone in your clipped and ported 20g/dsmlink/fmic/ect car.
Here's the worst response ever.
If you can show me the compressor housing, i'll tell you if it's the one i like.
We know tell customers on the phone up front now that they are better off going with the mitsubishi 3" cover that i call the modified TDO6 cover and weld an elbow on. This cover is made for the 20G and works GREAT. The small cover that you had i didn't like, but as i said, two buddies of mine cleaned me up at the local drag strip one night when my car was running on 3 cylinders as they finally broke into the 11.8's for one car and 11.9's for the other.
My favorite DSM turbo is the 50 trim as it just kicks ass no matter what car you put it on.
Thanks man for your input, i listen to everything i hear!
Cragger
Why in the world did he type any of that? It has nothing to do with anything. He might as well have given me the middle finger and said 'thanks sucka!'.
I don't care if it's the one you like
I don't care about your friends setups
I don't care about a 50 trim. Why the hell is he talking about a 50 trim?
Thanks for listening to everything you hear Cragger. I'm glad your untested product failed on me and you did nothing about it.
My advise is to stay away from these guys at all costs.