Turbocharger OEM Volkswagen or BorgWarner

BorgWarner Turbocharger

I went with a BorgWarner S257SXE... 515hp at all 4 wheels on Ethanol at around 21 psi. Spools faster than OEM twins.

Pros: faster spool, high horsepower
Vehicle: Nissan Skyline
Part number: S257SXE
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OEM Volkswagen Turbocharger

Well, as long as you take care of your turbo chargers,you can drive it for years without having a problem, but if you just abuse it again and again just because you bought it for the power outputs, then ofc it will wear out in couple of years and you have to change the whole turbo which will cost around 1-2.5 lakhs.

Pros: drive for years
Cons: wear out in couple years
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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OEM Volkswagen Turbocharger

In my case no early sign of upcoming failure. It would throw an EPC light and lose power. Stopping, shutting the car off and restarting clears the EPC light and returns normal function of the car. Same situation will repeat randomly.

Pros: clears EPC light, returns function
Cons: EPC light, lose power
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OEM Volkswagen Turbocharger
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Rating 3.0

I had the ECP light issue in late June on my 2018 R with around 21k miles. The dealer diagnosed it as the wastegate, requiring a turbocharger replacement.

Pros: warranty covered replacement
Cons: wastegate failure
Mileage: 33796 km
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