now, which one is better than the two? i plan on doing custom turbo and i guess its going to be harder to find the turbo parts so my hunt is to begine with them, now i know the RHB 32 would be better because it is both water and oil cooled right? also how much are these things worth these days so i can get a rough price, i did see this IHI RHB 31 on ebay but not sure if its the one im after or no, or should i wait to get the IHI RHB 32? if anyone has any one of these for sale, a rough price would be great and we can go form there ,
kane....
WTB, IHI RHB32 or 31
RHB32 is oil lubricated only
RHB31 is oil lubricated and water cooled
32 is larger than a 31, and there are a multitude of different variations in the 31. Other options in the same size are a KKK turbo from a diesel Ford Transit or a Garrett GT12.
RHB31 is oil lubricated and water cooled
32 is larger than a 31, and there are a multitude of different variations in the 31. Other options in the same size are a KKK turbo from a diesel Ford Transit or a Garrett GT12.
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31 is significantly smaller than the 32, RHB31 is made for the 550cc/660cc turbo engines, and the RHB32 is found on 1.0L and 1.3L engines.
If you have the budget, go a garrett GT15.
If you have the budget, go a garrett GT15.
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depends which one you get...10WER wrote:is the bolt on pattern the same or do you have to modify it to fit onto the manifold?
there's two variants of the 31 rear - i know of another one (cant find pic atm)
ah - the one you're bidding on on ebay is the other type - http://i19.ebayimg.com/03/i/06/44/fb/22_1_b.JPG
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There's one for the DOHC and one for SOHC version, as the exhaust manifolds are significantly different.Goofy[HSK] wrote:there's two variants of the 31 rear - i know of another one (cant find pic atm)10WER wrote:is the bolt on pattern the same or do you have to modify it to fit onto the manifold?
ah - the one you're bidding on on ebay is the other type - http://i19.ebayimg.com/03/i/06/44/fb/22_1_b.JPG
The main thing to tell the difference is the orientation of the exhaust side flange (3bolt) to the edge of the engine/turbo.
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I'm talking F5B (alto works) engine here, if you have a mightyboy, you will require a custom manifold replacement, perhaps a modification of the F5A powered alto works (mk1) exhaust manifold.
In other words, if you are upgrading from an n/a mightyboy or alto, whichever turbo you use, you will need to get items fabricated.
In other words, if you are upgrading from an n/a mightyboy or alto, whichever turbo you use, you will need to get items fabricated.
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Not true mate, I'm running a standard cast F6A manifold on my F8B.oti wrote:I'm talking F5B (alto works) engine here, if you have a mightyboy, you will require a custom manifold replacement, perhaps a modification of the F5A powered alto works (mk1) exhaust manifold.
In other words, if you are upgrading from an n/a mightyboy or alto, whichever turbo you use, you will need to get items fabricated.
As for the confusion surrounding the RHB31 turbochargers, there are three variants that I know of, all of which are just different enough to make them non-interchangeable.
The variants span F5A/F5B/F6A/F6B with no real rhyme or reason, it would take a mountain of effort to uncover exactly which turbo goes with which model because some F5A motors have one turbo, but another model Suzuki with the same motor has a different one!
I know my F5A SOHC van has a different turbo to the F5A SOHC Alto, and the F6A SOHC Jimny turbo I have on my ute is different to the F6A SOHC Alto - pure madness I tell you!
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I wanted this one http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 4615500333
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