diference betwen K24 AND K24/18g's
#32
couple of additional questions:
is the 5 bar fuel pressure regulator absolutely needed?
what type of power would one make without the 5 bar?
I had heard the 5 bar regulator was not California smog friendly- any Cali guys vouch for this?
Thanks
is the 5 bar fuel pressure regulator absolutely needed?
what type of power would one make without the 5 bar?
I had heard the 5 bar regulator was not California smog friendly- any Cali guys vouch for this?
Thanks
#33
What tune can you get for the K24/18g that is around $1,295? Also, which tune is better with these turbos, i.e. Proto, EPL, Softronic, etc. I currently have the GAIC tune and all of the "Stage 4" bolt-ons. I plan to take my turbos off and send them to Blouch for the 18gs, but would like to know which tune I should go with.
but Im sure u can stiff theminto K24s.... and u then save on the tune since ur upgrade via giac should be cheap.
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#34
I don't want to hijack this thread, but in answering Markski's question, wouldn't the gt28 require water cooling modifications and modifying the exhaust side to fit the garretts? Also, I got the impression that the K24/18g turbos are better at the top end from reading the threads from the guys in Houston (Paulie and that bunch, I believe). I already have the 5 bar fpr in the car and want to move forward on upgrading the turbos. The only thing (besides time) that has prevented me from doing it already is that I was under the impression that a tune for the K24/18g would cost around $3000-$3500 and the thought of trashing my GAIC tune after paying so much for it was not appealing. But, if I can get a good tune for $1,295, I will MAKE the time to remove the turbos and get the 18g modification.
#35
"Blow the doors off" are big words. I experienced it first hand as well not to long ago. My car would actually get the jump low end then the bigger turbo would pass by me up top. So much that in a 1/4 mile from a dig, its a drivers race. Maybe it wasnt a proto tune but it was one of the well known tuners on the board.
#36
Valley,
In retrospect, I am not certain you can get an 18G tune for $1,295.00 - I know I have seen that price point for a flash from more than one tuner recently, but it may not have been for 18G's. Call around...if you can not find a $1,295 deal, you can get an 18G tune for not much more...
In retrospect, I am not certain you can get an 18G tune for $1,295.00 - I know I have seen that price point for a flash from more than one tuner recently, but it may not have been for 18G's. Call around...if you can not find a $1,295 deal, you can get an 18G tune for not much more...
#37
"Blow the doors off" are big words. I experienced it first hand as well not to long ago. My car would actually get the jump low end then the bigger turbo would pass by me up top. So much that in a 1/4 mile from a dig, its a drivers race. Maybe it wasnt a proto tune but it was one of the well known tuners on the board.
for example...
a K24 with a flash at 1.2 bars with trap 122 mph and 125 mph max...
A 18g with a flash at 1.3 bars traps anywhere from 128 to 133 mph...
Im not sure what else to tell you...
markski
PS. I am taling about Proto tuned cars ...
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#38
k16 hybrids, k24's, k24/18g's all will fairly easily max out the stock injectors even with a 5 bar. If you are flowing enough air to bring the stock fuel system to its limits, you are making about the same amount of power.
#39
Yes have multiple files for k24/18g's:
5 bar and stock injectors
54lb injectors
60lb injectors
#40
I have the K24/18gs on my car, my only regret was not doing injectors when installing them. As with any setup you can only make as much power as you can put fuel into the engine along with air. You can make power and run the engine lean on good fuel, but if you're going to go that far, might as well have some safety margin as well.
I'd suggest researching what 6-52lb injectors should support at an acceptable duty cycle. It's a matter of hitting that threshold which both turbos can do. The real truth in how much quick one is over the other is how far you want to go past what many would consider safe, whether it be 1.3bar on K24s or 1.15bar on K24/18g's.
I'd suggest researching what 6-52lb injectors should support at an acceptable duty cycle. It's a matter of hitting that threshold which both turbos can do. The real truth in how much quick one is over the other is how far you want to go past what many would consider safe, whether it be 1.3bar on K24s or 1.15bar on K24/18g's.
Last edited by onelove; 10-12-2008 at 09:34 PM.
#41
tehre have been at least 50 to 100 18G set ups sold and they all seem to do well... even on stock fuel system... and form some kill stories I have yet to see a 18G loose to a K16 or a K24 turbo...
markski
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#43
We have customer with straight k24's running 125+ on k24's...So I would say 5 mph faster wouldnt be out of the question.
#44
That being said, most people who put the K24/18gs on with a 5bar only don't follow this same view, and in my opinion they're on borrowed time.
If I had to do it all over again I'd do injectors at the hit. They're areasonably priced addition, relatively easy to install, and even though you spend extra on the injectors, you save on not needing a 5 bar.
#45
My original argument is/was that a K24 with a good tune is inferior to a K24/18 with a good tune...
If you guys want to discuss this with someone that really knows, Pm or Email Todd @ Protomotive... I am sure he will answer the questions straight up... he has been doing 16g,18g, and 20gs for a few years now...
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