After searching and finding no definative answer, does anyone know whether all 1G auto's came with a 13g or did some have the 14b as the OEM turbo?
Going to probably order it this week, that and the end clutch kit.OK, get a shift kit! Or do you hav on already. Thats my advice for th a/t guys
Thanks!GL with the car
That should be easy enough to verify then, appreciate it.A 13G has a TDO4 housing
90tsi said:A 13G has a TDO4 housing
A 14B has a TDO5 housing
Doh, your right.
Auto cars spool turbos far slower...thy wanted better response....they have 390 cc injctors instead of 450's and worse camsBrian Hoover said:WHY would they have smaller trubos on the a/t, do whey want want it to run worse then the m/t?
Is the injecters different to?
A friend and I were discussing this exact issue last week; our theory for the smaller injectors, different cam tuning and smaller turbo was that by adding smaller performance mods, you increase fuel effeciency. Auto transmissions inherantly make worse mileage galon for galon, so by adding less performance mods, there is less engine strain, thereby increasing economy. This would let the manufacturer keep roughly the same economy specs on both cars, whereas if both manual and autos had the same mods, the mileage estimates would be at a much larger discrepancy.do whey want want it to run worse then the m/t?
That's my theory on it anyway...So the smaller trubo spools up faster, but has less boost, so it gives it beter mpg? (right???)
I wouldn't necessarily agree with that. My roommate, for instance, just bought an '02 WS6 auto; because he doesn't know how to drive manual, but he bought that model firebird b/c of it's performance. I bought the auto TSI b/c I got a good deal on it and have the money to put into it to improve performance... both of us were interested in performance, but bought the auto's for different reasons, so to say auto = slug = no performance isn't really fair. Simply b/c dsm's didn't all come equal as far as performance mods doesn't mean that all autos can be lumped into the lower performance category.Yeah and if you buy an automatic sports car, maybe performance isn't first on your list anyway
I agree with you completely, that's why I used the word "maybe"RochNY91TSI said:
I wouldn't necessarily agree with that. My roommate, for instance, just bought an '02 WS6 auto; because he doesn't know how to drive manual, but he bought that model firebird b/c of it's performance. I bought the auto TSI b/c I got a good deal on it and have the money to put into it to improve performance... both of us were interested in performance, but bought the auto's for different reasons, so to say auto = slug = no performance isn't really fair. Simply b/c dsm's didn't all come equal as far as performance mods doesn't mean that all autos can be lumped into the lower performance category.
I did the same thing. I was sent an auto JDM motor by mistake.slojoe said:I just bought a JDM motor, it has a tdo4 turbo so that means it came from an a/t car. I know it has a smaller turbo, intake manifold and exhaust manifold but i was wondering if it came with worse cams then a stock US 1g gsx, and if u know anything else different
I noticed different companies have different approaches to this. I'm pretty sure the A/T SHO's have a slightly larger displacement to make more power. On the other hand, don't the a/t DSM's have more torque like 210 to the 5spd's 200 or something like that?Brian Hoover said:WHY would they have smaller trubos on the a/t, do whey want want it to run worse then the m/t?