Thread: 13b turbo SA22
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Old 11-18-2008, 12:01 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by kagoshima View Post
Hello,
I want to swap a 13b series 6 into my SA22, single turbo will be used, or how hard is it to fit the twin turbo setup? In order to keep the original computer.
I need all the parts needed to make the engine fit
Please list whats needed (computer, exhaust manifold, mounts etc.) and price
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Convert to single turbo, use a 1st gen front cover, gsl-se oil pan, special adapter to fit a 13b engine in there or a gsl-se subframe. You'll also need to drill and tap the front cover for a turbo oil drain, mount the motor like stock, use the 1st gen water pump and a nice upgraded radiator. Haltech standalone would be a good choice and you'll at least need to upgrade to a walbro 255lph efi fuel pump.

Then just have a custom exhaust made, among all of the other little bits and pieces. I reccomend at least upgrading to gsl-se brakes and getting some nice rubber, i think respeed also sells a kit to use T2 brakes and 5 lug wheels.

You'll need to upgrade the rear end to hold more than 300whp as well, a ford 8.8 or 9" rear end is a popular choice. Granny's speed shop has the conversion parts i do believe.

There is plenty of other things to do but i think i outlined most of the stuff specific to doing a big single swap into an sa.
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