lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
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lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
i can find any turbo internals for the lanos..please help me where i can find them
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Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
First off, it helps it we know where your from, there are quite a few different placed to get parts all over the world.
2010 BMW 335D
1994 Opel Calibra 4X4 turbo ( C20LET 2.0L Turbo )
2002 Daewoo lanos
1994 Opel Calibra 4X4 turbo ( C20LET 2.0L Turbo )
2002 Daewoo lanos
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Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
Given I do not know where your from, I don't know which version of 1.5L you have.
I'm going to guess it is the SOHC and I'm going to make the assumption your block is the same as the Canadian market 1.5L
The biggest issue is that you have the 1.5L which has a bore of 76.5mm, it is simply a 1.6L block with a smaller bore.
The 1.6L has a 79mm Bore and it has has good support from Import Performance Parts ( IPP )
If your serious about turbo charging your car your best bet is to get a custom head gasket to decrease compression.
The valve relief pockets on the 1.6L DOHC may not line up with the SOHC head, but this is just a guess, you would have to take a look around the forum to see if any one has used the DOHC pistons in a SOHC engine.
The big question is how much power you want to make and what is your budget.
I'm going to guess it is the SOHC and I'm going to make the assumption your block is the same as the Canadian market 1.5L
The biggest issue is that you have the 1.5L which has a bore of 76.5mm, it is simply a 1.6L block with a smaller bore.
The 1.6L has a 79mm Bore and it has has good support from Import Performance Parts ( IPP )
If your serious about turbo charging your car your best bet is to get a custom head gasket to decrease compression.
The valve relief pockets on the 1.6L DOHC may not line up with the SOHC head, but this is just a guess, you would have to take a look around the forum to see if any one has used the DOHC pistons in a SOHC engine.
The big question is how much power you want to make and what is your budget.
2010 BMW 335D
1994 Opel Calibra 4X4 turbo ( C20LET 2.0L Turbo )
2002 Daewoo lanos
1994 Opel Calibra 4X4 turbo ( C20LET 2.0L Turbo )
2002 Daewoo lanos
Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
my car is in egypt..now i am in dubai..i have the 1.5 twin cam 76.5 bore and 81 stroke
Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
it looks that you are into turbo charging and i am gonna tell you what i have and you tell me what i need :
1-TD04l turbine out of impreza wrx non-jdm
2-fuel pressure reg & bov
3-intercooler + piping + silicons
4-fuel pump walbro 255
5-16' radiator fan
6-spacer to lower the compretion ratio and a head screw's
1-TD04l turbine out of impreza wrx non-jdm
2-fuel pressure reg & bov
3-intercooler + piping + silicons
4-fuel pump walbro 255
5-16' radiator fan
6-spacer to lower the compretion ratio and a head screw's
Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
i have one issue with the ecu should i remap it or there i a ship to do the job or go for a megasquirt 2 and if i used a mega squirt 2 should i tune it or it dosent need to de tuned
Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
there is a parts shop who is telling me to get a mega squirt 1 its really cheap compared to mega 2 AEM and haltec
Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
I'm not 100% clued up on the daewoo motors, more so the opel ones.
But things you should also look at is bigger injectors maybe 330cc, bigger is possible but if you not looking for huge power figures they not really needed.
Piston wise if you using the 1.5 16v motor why not look for the 8v 1.5 pistons? Normally they have a bigger dish then the 16v equivalent piston which will drop the compression.
A better clutch should also be on your list as the stock one might not handle the extra power to well.
But things you should also look at is bigger injectors maybe 330cc, bigger is possible but if you not looking for huge power figures they not really needed.
Piston wise if you using the 1.5 16v motor why not look for the 8v 1.5 pistons? Normally they have a bigger dish then the 16v equivalent piston which will drop the compression.
A better clutch should also be on your list as the stock one might not handle the extra power to well.
Re: lanos 1.5 turbo pistons
where can i find them ( the 1.5 v8 pistons )