Remnant Performance - Omega 65 Turbo solution for RHD cars

[Darkseid69]

Hello everyone!!

I have some good news!! Maybe???

If you own a rhd Supra somewhere in the world and want to run the Omega 65 turbo but dont want the issues with installing it.

You can now run an omega 65 turbo on your rhd supras without issues using the new wastegate holder i designed and built!!

With the original kit designed for LHD cars you will run into issues with installing the wastegate after you clock the turbo enough to pass the steering column.

To solve this I have 3d modelled and designed a wastegate bracket for these turbos...check out the photos.

I am about 2 weeks out from finalizing everything ??

The bracket is cnc'd out of a solid piece of 4140 steel...doesnt rust and honestly an overkill in strength but it means it looks super clean and cool and doesnt flex!!

If you want this bracket for ur original kit, i can redesign it to suit the original kit.

You can ping me a message if u want to know more.

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[SmurfA90]

You can ping me a message if u want to know more.

Sent you DM! Need this asap

 

[Alljdmralf85]

Awesome work man, I’m sure many people would be interested as an upgrade to the existing kit for lhd cars looks awesome. Do you have an estimated cost per unit?

 

[AZ Zupra]

The bracket that came with my Remnant kit visibly flexes under WG operation. This seems like it would be a solid upgrade. Also interested in price.

 

[Darkseid69]

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1165631...bR7IaAETyW&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

[Darkseid69]

Hey guys, just put an ad on ebay. If anyone wants one. Iv realised this bracket will work for both rhd and lhd cars as long as u rotate the housing a little bit...not much.

 

[dustwhyn]

I don’t have an Omega 65 but nice work! This needs more exposure for sure. That stock bracket has always been an eyesore when I’ve seen it in photos and it looks like it was poorly made.

 

[Darkseid69]

I don’t have an Omega 65 but nice work! This needs more exposure for sure. That stock bracket has always been an eyesore when I’ve seen it in photos and it looks like it was poorly made.

Thanks mate, it was definitely an eye sore which is why i made this one!!. I've been running it now for a solid 3 months and haven't had any issues with the bracket.

Its more an "engineering art piece" then an actual car part ??

 

[dustwhyn]

Thanks mate, it was definitely an eye sore which is why i made this one!!. I've been running it now for a solid 3 months and haven't had any issues with the bracket.

Its more an "engineering art piece" then an actual car part ??

I would definitely grab one from you if I ever pick up a Remnant turbo kit. I see in your description that 6 ports are at the buyer’s risk though so I’d wait until someone else confirms fitment.

 

[lucky phil]

Hello everyone!!

I have some good news!! Maybe???

If you own a rhd Supra somewhere in the world and want to run the Omega 65 turbo but dont want the issues with installing it.

You can now run an omega 65 turbo on your rhd supras without issues using the new wastegate holder i designed and built!!

With the original kit designed for LHD cars you will run into issues with installing the wastegate after you clock the turbo enough to pass the steering column.

To solve this I have 3d modelled and designed a wastegate bracket for these turbos...check out the photos.

I am about 2 weeks out from finalizing everything ??

The bracket is cnc'd out of a solid piece of 4140 steel...doesnt rust and honestly an overkill in strength but it means it looks super clean and cool and doesnt flex!!

If you want this bracket for ur original kit, i can redesign it to suit the original kit.

You can ping me a message if u want to know more.

Nice work. A question though why not tap the holes in the bracket and eliminate the loose nuts and washers. You have a ton of material there for the threads and it would be much cleaner and simpler. Plus Nylock nuts don't like heat very much. Just a thought.

 

[Darkseid69]

Nice work. A question though why not tap the holes in the bracket and eliminate the loose nuts and washers. You have a ton of material there for the threads and it would be much cleaner and simpler. Plus Nylock nuts don't like heat very much. Just a thought.

Yeah i agree the Nyloc is probably not the best nuts to use haha but suprinsingly i havent had any issues. I check them often. Iv done about 2000miles in Australia so probs a bit early to tell.

I could do that or get some stover nuts or some spring washers. All great ideas.

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