Drivetrain JCW Turbos...?
JCW Turbos...?
Trying to plan out a turbo upgrade, but finding some interesting informations... At first, I thought I wanted a Borg Warner Airworks turbo upgrade, but, not I'm not sure... Do I want an Airwork turbo, or an N18 JCW turbo?
Borg Warner Airworks "upgraded" turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...space-0146~bw/
Borg Warner N18 JCW Turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...1657649496~bw/
You can see, there is a big price difference between the two options. I know the Airworks turbo is a long time upgrade for even the N14 JCW turbo, but how does the N18 JCW turbo compare? According to the Borg Warner website, the Airworks is a 210hp turbo, but the JCW N18 is a 218hp turbo. That would tell me that the N18 JCW turbo is the better option for upgrade over my S turbo. I'm having a hard time finding the actual specs for these two turbos to compare, so I wanted to pose the question to the forum.
Anyone have any insight into the differences or advantages of the Airworks vs the N18 JCW turbos?
Borg Warner Airworks "upgraded" turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...space-0146~bw/
Borg Warner N18 JCW Turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...1657649496~bw/
You can see, there is a big price difference between the two options. I know the Airworks turbo is a long time upgrade for even the N14 JCW turbo, but how does the N18 JCW turbo compare? According to the Borg Warner website, the Airworks is a 210hp turbo, but the JCW N18 is a 218hp turbo. That would tell me that the N18 JCW turbo is the better option for upgrade over my S turbo. I'm having a hard time finding the actual specs for these two turbos to compare, so I wanted to pose the question to the forum.
Anyone have any insight into the differences or advantages of the Airworks vs the N18 JCW turbos?
With full peripherals and proper tune with N18 turbo you can go up to 270-280 if you are lucky...
With the other turbo you can hit 300 maybe even more with w/m.
Its up to what you want to do with your car/project.
If i were you i would go either for a used N18 turbo to save money or for a turbo from @Lou@Prototype-R .
Hope this helps you out take a decision !
With the other turbo you can hit 300 maybe even more with w/m.
Its up to what you want to do with your car/project.
If i were you i would go either for a used N18 turbo to save money or for a turbo from @Lou@Prototype-R .
Hope this helps you out take a decision !
With full peripherals and proper tune with N18 turbo you can go up to 270-280 if you are lucky...
With the other turbo you can hit 300 maybe even more with w/m.
Its up to what you want to do with your car/project.
If i were you i would go either for a used N18 turbo to save money or for a turbo from @Lou@Prototype-R .
Hope this helps you out take a decision !
With the other turbo you can hit 300 maybe even more with w/m.
Its up to what you want to do with your car/project.
If i were you i would go either for a used N18 turbo to save money or for a turbo from @Lou@Prototype-R .
Hope this helps you out take a decision !
Trying to plan out a turbo upgrade, but finding some interesting informations... At first, I thought I wanted a Borg Warner Airworks turbo upgrade, but, not I'm not sure... Do I want an Airwork turbo, or an N18 JCW turbo?
Borg Warner Airworks "upgraded" turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...space-0146~bw/
Borg Warner N18 JCW Turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...1657649496~bw/
You can see, there is a big price difference between the two options. I know the Airworks turbo is a long time upgrade for even the N14 JCW turbo, but how does the N18 JCW turbo compare? According to the Borg Warner website, the Airworks is a 210hp turbo, but the JCW N18 is a 218hp turbo. That would tell me that the N18 JCW turbo is the better option for upgrade over my S turbo. I'm having a hard time finding the actual specs for these two turbos to compare, so I wanted to pose the question to the forum.
Anyone have any insight into the differences or advantages of the Airworks vs the N18 JCW turbos?
Borg Warner Airworks "upgraded" turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...space-0146~bw/
Borg Warner N18 JCW Turbo:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-borgwarn...1657649496~bw/
You can see, there is a big price difference between the two options. I know the Airworks turbo is a long time upgrade for even the N14 JCW turbo, but how does the N18 JCW turbo compare? According to the Borg Warner website, the Airworks is a 210hp turbo, but the JCW N18 is a 218hp turbo. That would tell me that the N18 JCW turbo is the better option for upgrade over my S turbo. I'm having a hard time finding the actual specs for these two turbos to compare, so I wanted to pose the question to the forum.
Anyone have any insight into the differences or advantages of the Airworks vs the N18 JCW turbos?
https://www.lmperformance.com/112243...p-upgrade.html
cooper s n14 and n18 turbo is 37mm, jcw n14 and n18 turbo is 40mm. afaik...
the airwerks turbo is a special upgraded, 41mm turbo, inconel turbine housing, rated up to 300hp, really good build quality. Got myself the airwerks turbo for my 13' MCS and the upgrade is big with remap, holds 21psi strongly, the stock MCS 37mm runs out of breath quickly. I got the airwerks 41mm for 800 bucks
the airwerks turbo is a special upgraded, 41mm turbo, inconel turbine housing, rated up to 300hp, really good build quality. Got myself the airwerks turbo for my 13' MCS and the upgrade is big with remap, holds 21psi strongly, the stock MCS 37mm runs out of breath quickly. I got the airwerks 41mm for 800 bucks
cooper s n14 and n18 turbo is 37mm, jcw n14 and n18 turbo is 40mm. afaik...
the airwerks turbo is a special upgraded, 41mm turbo, inconel turbine housing, rated up to 300hp, really good build quality. Got myself the airwerks turbo for my 13' MCS and the upgrade is big with remap, holds 21psi strongly, the stock MCS 37mm runs out of breath quickly. I got the airwerks 41mm for 800 bucks
the airwerks turbo is a special upgraded, 41mm turbo, inconel turbine housing, rated up to 300hp, really good build quality. Got myself the airwerks turbo for my 13' MCS and the upgrade is big with remap, holds 21psi strongly, the stock MCS 37mm runs out of breath quickly. I got the airwerks 41mm for 800 bucks
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its 2025 now and this post 2021 was before a lot of big inflation hit USA.
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You can send if your old unit or opt for a new unit for different price point.
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