Correct, with a complete RS6 CHRA
200bhp? that would put you back to normal ko3 power level. No point in my opinion. Why not just wait till you have everything in place then bolt it all together and get it mapped?
....Correct me if I'm wrong, but surely 200bhp @15psi~ is 200bhp @15psi~ regardless of the turbo is providing it? From what I've seen in this post, the only physical requirement is possibly a larger TIP and fingers crossed the forge will stretch![]()
key thing when buying is making sure three are no cracks, like an exhaust housing. Not sure what companies like CRT would say if they received a k03 from you with a crack in it...probably goosed and you would have to buy a bran new one or source another k03 in reasonable condition
Not normal levels but remapped power levels, only hopefully a lot more reliable with greater scope for improvement.
My thoughts on the matter are simply that Revo stage 1 (as a pure example of a remap) will get 200bhp~ from a stock 156bhp K03-045 powered lump with no extras, the only downsides obviously being the turbos own inefficiency to hold boost and the amount of boost it can handle. I was thinking that with a "hybrid style K03" I could bolt it on, get it the ECU mapped and enjoy the 200bhp~ without having to worry serious turbo degradation due to the increased work load (as opposed to remapping a stock K03).
Admittedly, the extra components would make the deal a whole lot sweeter but I'm trying to figure out whether they are ACTUALLY required or just preferred.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but surely 200bhp @15psi~ is 200bhp @15psi~ regardless of the turbo is providing it? From what I've seen in this post, the only physical requirement is possibly a larger TIP and fingers crossed the forge will stretch![]()
the extra components are only needed if you are going for a TRUE hybrid setup and want the most out of it
Jamie, you've basically just answered my question entirely but somewhat missed my concerns over loosing reliability by mapping a stock K03.
I fully appreciate that a stock K03 will run 200bhp. I've constantly approximated to 200bhp as to try and avoid focusing on a particular maximum power output but more the feasibility of the idea. Obviously more power the better and if a hybrid turbo being directly swapped for the K03 will give more power then bring it on
Tbh, it's not even about the effort or money as neither are anything serious, I just don't wish to go 'all out' if I don't need to.
Understand
Thanks for all your comments though, I've a much better idea now and think I'm going to get on and do it.
has anyone had a k03 turned into a a hybrid yet by CRT? as they will have to change the actuator and would they charge extra? as k03s they use the existing one unless you ask to upgrade.
has anyone had a k03 turned into a a hybrid yet by CRT? as they will have to change the actuator and would they charge extra? as k03s they use the existing one unless you ask to upgrade.
so it depends where you are having the turbo done, Robbie knows how the 2 differ as i believe you have been out in a CRT one and a JBS04![]()
Indeed I have
has anyone had a k03 turned into a a hybrid yet by CRT? as they will have to change the actuator and would they charge extra? as k03s they use the existing one unless you ask to upgrade.