KO3s fitting guide for ibiza cupra ??

AlphaMale

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Forbez said:
Ooh Alpha, if i'm available mate, and you need a hand gimme a shout, i'll be willing to lend a hand!

Thanks mate [B)] ... Still waiting to see the outcome on this 1st.

I want to do the conversion and never have to mess with it again and I am sure you'll want the same. :)

But in all honesty I am torn between either Selling my Cupra/rims/dynatwist/ko3s putting say £1.5k toward it and getting another car.

Or

Putting the K03s / Dynatwist on now and then spending £1.5k on a FMIC and DP/Exhaust and remap. :confused:

A nice Elise doing 35+mpg and 0-60 in a little over 5 seconds and handle like a kart sounds more appealing to me than a 240bhp Cupra at the moment (plus I will never get the mods money back when I sell the car).

I'm gonna keep reading this and if you (Forbez) wants a hand just drop me a PM and I'll pop down mate :yes: ... And if I do sell my car I will still give you a hand :D

Alpha
 

Olly20VT

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im just waitting for my turbo to arive should be 2 weeks and as long as my MOT (this monday) gose ok then the turbo swop should be early feb, when you say drain the water do you mean all of it or just the pipe to the turbo? im just trying to gather asmuch info as i can before i start, nothing wers than getting stuck half way through, iv done some car stuff and im happy to give it ago. thanks for your help and if anyone else has anything to add then please do, i mywell PM you closer to the time, thanks.
 

Olly20VT

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ok thanks, what about the vac pipe we spoke of ealeyer, could you use some samco vac pipe? and how do you fason it? would a ziptiye be ok or would it get to hot down there. also i see you have a forge tip, i am also going to be fitting that at the same time, i know you need to cut the end on an angle and cap off one of the holes, any other tips for fitting that?
 

h17och

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Yea vacum pipe and zip-tye would be fine! its on the top of the engine so it doesnt get too hot anyway!

I didnt know about cutting the TIP down untill after i had fitted it! :rolleyes: :doh: :mad: Havent cut it yet! :redface: All i no is i found fitting a TIP that wasnt cut down was worse than fitting the turbo!!!! :wtf:

You have to extend the wire to the maf also!!

HoocH
 

Olly20VT

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h17och said:
Yea vacum pipe and zip-tye would be fine! its on the top of the engine so it doesnt get too hot anyway!

what about the other end? the end that gose to the turbo? there is 2 on the ko3 turbo and one on the ko3s, so take out the T peace and put one long pipe in going from the engine to the turbo?
 

h17och

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no, there is 3 pipe going to the t-piece and you remove the turbo 1!
You now have 2 pipes left (none of them goin to the turbo)
You then just replace the 2 pipes and t-piece with 1 long pipe!

Get it?

The one that comes from turbo goes to the n75 as before! ;)

HoocH
 

Olly20VT

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OH i see, that makes sens now, so there is NO vac pipe to the turbo with the ko3s? do you real have to exstend the MAF wires with the forge tip? is there no way of re-routting it to make it fit?
 

Olly20VT

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that is also a grate help thanks, worth printting out and having to hand, one thing, whay dose it say you need distilled water? are cooland dosnt have that in DOES it? i thought it was just water and antifreeze.
 

Olly20VT

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when reading the golf thread it said about the use once pipe clamps i know what he means but what did people use insted? jubily clips? is so what sizes were needed and how meany? also did you need new crush washers or can they be reused?
 

h17och

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Dont wonna sound rude olly but you are faffing about like an old woman

JUST DO IT AND FIND OUT

ive told you basicly everything you need to know
 

Olly20VT

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:cry: :roflmao:

Yeah ok maybe i am but i need my car everyday in the week so the last thing i wana do is start it at a weekend then find out i need a part and all the shops are closed so i'll be f*cked on the monday.
You can see what i mean.
i know were your coming from but it cant hert to get everything ready first.
 

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Never done it myself, but looking to. Yep jubilee clips but fine, definately replace the crush washers, well i would anyway. Also downpipe to turbo gasket and manifold to turbo gasket. Stud's and nuts for the downpipe to turbo. Thats about it i would think.
 

r1cky

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read all the posts and doesnt sound too bad, but what do you mean by cranking it off a few times to get the oil into the new turbo?
what the hell is cranking?

cheers!
 

Jonzy

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Usually pull the fuel pump fuse and turn the engine over so that oil pressure builds in the turbo, otherwise known as priming the turbo.

Last thing you want is the car starting without oil in the turbo bearings.
 

r1cky

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ok so i remove the fuel fuse and how long do i run the car for? would the car not just conk out if theres no fuel going round?
 

tlee0115

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ok so i remove the fuel fuse and how long do i run the car for? would the car not just conk out if theres no fuel going round?

i fitted my k03s to day its not a hard job to do my arms are very red though it is a tight job the best way to do this is drop the down pipe forst and remove all the other pipes so you can get the old turbo out buy new gaskets the only problem i have is getting the right metal turbo tip so i would find one first as the standed one is about 2mm to small
 
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