Originally Posted by
SpoolPastYou
wow this is funny, who the hell are you to talk you dont even have a stage 3 s4, and yes my kit came with a larger oil feed line and rs4 piping is larger then ko3 piping..feed lines are measured in diameter (3an, 4an, etc) whatever, your k03 lines feed ko3 turbos smaller then ko4's hence larger turbo larger diameter oil line to cool the turbo..any1 would know this whos done a bigger turbo swap...i could go on but clearly the only one who doesnt know what theyre talking about is you, your a perfect example of what i said before, cheap drivers who will cut any corners to get their car to run as a "stage 3" and ill laugh when your car runs like shit and blows up...but if you really feel that emotional about it why dont you bring your stage3 to the meet this weekend and race me...o wait you dont have a stage 3
First off, there's no need for this kind of post. It's completely unnecessary.
Second, there are no companies that include "K04" specific oil feed lines.
The RS4 was the car that these K04s came from. It had slightly different oil feed lines but, this was due to the curve/length. You will also notice this on automatic tranny S4/A6/allroad cars because of the extra items that it must travel past on the driver side.
S4/A6/allroad part numbers: 078 145 777B (driver side, manual tranny car)
078 145 778B (pass side, manual tranny car)
078 145 777C (driver side, auto tranny car)
RS4 part numbers: 078 145 777E (driver side)
078 145 778E (pass side)
You could buy the RS4 oil lines but, frankly, there is not enough difference to make it a
requirement. When replacing the turbos, it would be ideal to clear the stock ones out and make sure they are clean before re-using them.
Third, K04s require a set of inlets to fit onto the car. You cannot bolt K04s on without them since the inlets on the turbos are larger and the K03 pipes will not mate up. Therefore anyone who has K04s installed will have inlets too.
Finally, the Stage 3- file that GIAC sells is directly made for people who have a stage 1 chip, K04s and inlets but need software to make them run safely. The stock injectors are maxed out but, the 5.0bar FPR is used to dump much more fuel for every millisecond that those injectors run. This is how they get around installing new injectors. They also run boost in the high teens as to run on the safe side with the fueling and intercooling that is going to be there.
A true Stage 3 fueling system is going to make a world of change but, there is still nothing wrong with a Stage 3- program.
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