Hello Nigel, thank you for your response, and thanks for your comment about the language, I try my best.
I used the Pulsar 2871 Gen 2. They use the same labeling as the Garrett 2871R, and I think its comparable to the GTX 2871R II (here is a link for the Pulsar:
https://www.akr-performance.de/p/pu...dual-v-band-082t25-adapter-102127252#top).
It was a lot of work, especially the relocation of the oil filter to another place and pressing the Dash 10 line. Next time I will surely use the 2.0L for the turbo, because during the rebuild of the engine I realized that finding fitting parts like bearings etc. was problematic. I found some that fit well from ACL Race, but the limiting factor is not the engine, the engine could easily run over 600 bhp. The next weak point would then be the transmission, and I already found a solution for that. After that the clutch will be the next problem, and i am figuring out whether to use a clutch cover from a Supra MK4 and make an adapter for the bigger hole in the middle. And once I solved that, the next weak point will be the axle shafts.
I know its possible to go 4x4, but with 4x4 I would miss the emotion that i get from the manual transmission. So i understand that the sensible limit is around 450 bhp, but Iam still considering doing all of that after finishing the season for this year.
I am still fascinated by the guys who already did this 20 years ago. With that much power you were the king on the streets, and there were no competitors, or only a small little range of them. Today itss not the same, its still very fast, yeah, thats right, but its time to go over 500 bhp, stable and resistant to gas evolution at full power output.