TURBO & EXHAUST MANIFOLD UPGRADE INSTALL on a FIAT 500 ABARTH - HOW TO!
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In this video, we show you how to install the NGEN Performance Turbo and Exhaust Manifold on a Fiat 500 Abarth. This procedure will also work on Fiat 500 Turbo as well as the Fiat 500L, Fiat 500X (1.4 turbo) and Dodge Dart (1.4 Turbo)
Tools Needed:
Electric Impact (Small)
Electric Impact (Heavy Duty)
Flathead Screwdriver
Phillips Head Screwdriver
3/8” Socket Wrench
1/2” Socket Wrench
7mm Socket
8mm Socket
10mm Socket
13mm Socket
14mm Socket
15mm Socket
17mm Socket
9mm Deep Socket
10mm Deep Socket
13mm Deep Socket
Drip Pan
8mm Mini Wrench
10mm Mini Wrench
Pliers
Funnel
4mm Allen Socket (EC V4.1 Intake Only)
5mm Allen Socket
E12 Socket
T27 Torx Bit Socket
T30 Torx Bit Socket
T60 Torx Bit Socket
8mm Wrench
10mm Wrench
12mm Wrench
13mm Wrench
19mm Wrench
22mm Wrench
Socket extensions
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I love your videos Bryan! I just spent 1.5 hrs watching this one. Not that I'm ever going to do it this to my Abarth but the way you describe everything and the camera work makes me think I can. Please keep the videos coming!
It’s comments like these that makes me keep doing it. Thank you
Okay!! After watching this 10,000x, I think I am ready for my Turbo work this weekend.
Thanks so much!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
So happy with your work! This upgrade made all the difference!!!
Another amazing "fully detailed to the bits" instructional video! I cant thank you enough for all the info provided!
I am nowhere near financially able to do this yet.
But this is the last video I have to watch so by Dog I'm gonna watch this hour and a half video because they are so damn good.
I suspect I may have a rattling heat shield in my Abarth, so the high quality video and process was enormously helpful! Thanks!
Been waiting for this video for a long time. Thanks for making it Bryan!
This has definitely been the #1 requested video for us to make
wow! fantastic vid Bryan!
Well done. I love the 595 Abarth and more the wonderful 1.4 T-Jet 🔝🏆❤️🥇
Nice Video!! Greetings from Italy 👍
Awesome!
simply great video
Thanks!
Thankyou I have a turbo to replace your video was very detailed and will help me loads.
Thankyou
Thanks and good luck!
This is a great/informative video.
Far too many, “alright”s. 😂
Shocking how many parts must come off to gain access. I wanted to know how to get my manifold. I don’t have the turbo. Yet, I bet I’ll still need to take apart the same area just to upgrade my manifold down pipe.
“Al~right’y-then”!
Thanks Bryan for this detailed video! This is so useful! I replaced the turbo this weekend and the engine is running again!
Any plans of doing a clutch replacement/transmission drop-out video any time soon? Please please do one!
Thanks for watching! No plans for clutch/transmission at this time
Awesome. I was just going to request this video to be made
your mazing thanks for video
No homo but I love you for this video 🙏
Is it multiair and if it isn’t can i do the same work you have done on my alfa romeo mito 1.4 tb multiair tct ?
This video helped me a lot to install my upgrated turbo. Tnx a lot!
I'm currently searching for the turbo support bracket (which goes on top of the valve cover to the pin in the turbo) part number as my vehicle doesnt seem to have one. Does anyone know the part number?
at 43:15 you can see what i think is carbon build up, if i were to get a second hand abarth with some km or miles does this need to be cleaned out for better performance and longevity? also the headers wish seem suprisingly short (shorter turbo lag + i get it small engine bay) would changing the lenght change sound and or performance if at all possible that other style headers may be fitter. does the stock abarth come with unequal and i wonder what it would sound if that were to be changed? thanks for the video!
Could you please mention the specs of copper flange nuts? Are these same as the ones used on exhaust manifold?
How much of a gain over stock is this setup?
This upgrade is legal in Cali or will it fail smog?
How much power does this make
how much more power are you expecting with this kit?
.5 hrsprs lol
the t27 under the turbo seems bigger i used a t27 and it was too small i used a t30 and it was to small what should i do a t40 is way to big
Thank you for the video! Question. Based on your experience, how long do these turbos last on average? Thanks again!
As long as you maintain your vehicle and make sure you don’t have boost leaks from possible other components, should last a really long time!
How to empty the freon?
I’m dealing with a bought used lots of aftermarket 2013 fiat 500 abarth. The exhaust to turbo bolts backed out and thanks to your video I have the entire thing dismantled and now need to know what bolts or stud kit I need to put back together permanently. Will lock washers or lok tight help or not with all of the heat. Any help is so appreciated.
Email me and I can help you out - info@ngencustomsandperformance.com
I would think since with the new turbo upgrade and everything is apart would be great time to install a front cat less free flow down pipe
We mention it in the video
I had my turbo built by g pop and installed it myself in a couple hours without removing radiator or bumper or any of that shit. Also freon in modern cars is illegal to let loose but does nothing to the ozone layer. It's just a greenhouse gas. Nothing to feel bad about, going past the speed limit is also illegal.
I mention this in my install video that you don’t have to remove everything but it does make it easier, especially if you are replacing the exhaust manifold. Also, we had the Freon evacuated offsite before we started. We do not recommend releasing Freon into the environment. Good job in getting it done quick though
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance well biggest issue is taking out the middle clamp and separating the turbo... Was so nervous I was gonna damage my exhaust turbine, the way you depict here is probably better for most to approach the install...
Just wondering How much boost how much more horsepower How much more torque. Thought you might put it on the dyno And give us a Read out.😎
Is this a catless header ?
Hey man would you ever do a tune from eurocompulsion on a abarth 500?
We offer tunes from Eurocompulsion on our website (Euro+Drive). Our NGEN Abarth also runs with a Euro+Drive tune. They are great!
if i install the westegate forge on mine then i have to remap? why does westegate forge have much higher pressure without overboost?thanks
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Omg,heavy work..
Break to lose to the left bro 😂😂😂
Hello.Great video. My car has 1.4 t-get engine. Is is possible to remove the manifold for exsaust gasket replacement, without dissasembling the front part of the car?
@@ard1419 you can technically do this job without completely removing the front end. However, it is a lot more difficult. That is why we recommend removing the front so you have easy access to everything and can do the job right.
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance already tested removing the heat shields and seems there's space for removing the rest. Is it possible 200 ml coolant to be loose for 2 months because of the turbine banjo bolts? It happens not during driving but when the car sitting for day or more
Hey man would greatly greatly appreciate a reply. My car is missing those 4 studs that start at the turbo and go through the gasket to the manifold. Where can i get these ? Would this be causing a P0299 code ? Could this also potentially cause an exhaust leak ? Would really appreciate a reply!
If you are missing all four studs then absolutely you will have a boost leak and throw codes! The studs are not available from fiat. However, if you go to Oreilly Auto parts, there is a “help” section where the Dorman Water Pump Stud Kit is located. It contains four studs that are a perfect match and can be used for this application. The stud size is an M8x1.25x35mm
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance Thank you so much ! Would you know if the studs come with the nuts as well ? I was getting the P0299 code, with fluctuating boost. Now the code is gone and have no boost whatsoever, it feels like it’s in limp mode. I can smell exhaust under the hood, so i noticed that those studs were missing and so figured that was my issue. I was planning on replacing the gasket between the turbo and manifold as well as the gasket manifold so make sure i do it all right. Is there anywhere else you think i should check considering the complete loss in boost ? I also have the forge circulating blow off valve and so i started thinking that maybe my issue was from a bad solenoid that came with the kit. Do you think that may be possible ? I’ll also be double checking my front mount. Thanks again brother !
I'm going to order this turbo upgrade kit my question is I have 2014 GQ Abarth with now 64k on her. She has been a great car and I love her to death, Would it be a good time to replace the timing belt at the same time since I will have more room to work in since everything is apart. BTW I'm 61 years old and love to tinker and still like to drive fast. My Abarth name is Sophia
Timing belt isn’t due until 150k but if you want, you would definitely have more access
That is so cool that you name your cars, I do as well. We have a Dart lImited, her name is Sarah and we also have an Alfa 4c her name is Maria as in an Italiana Maria. Peace out, I am 58 and I like speed myself. Looking to upgrade the dart to a EuroComplusion Cam and a bigger turbo to get 197 ponies. Peace out.
hey awesome video !!! i am interested in buying the kit but i am a bit confused..so here what is confusing me ..i have a Fiat Bravo 1.4 150hp t-jet it’s supposed to have the same engine as the Fiat 500 Abarth and the Alfa romeo mito and the punto ..how ever i am not sure if this kit is going to work or any other modifications that you have on your store .can you help me ?
All of our products are designed for the Multiair engine, not the t-jet. We don’t have the t-jet in the states so there is no way of testing or knowing what will work with your setup
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance didn’t knew that then sorry for wasting your time ! and thanks for hinting this out about the difference between the engines!
I have a 2014 500l trekking will this work for it
Yes it will. Install is much easier as you have more room
You guys Sell front suspensión for my Fiat Bravo 2009?
We don’t. Reach out to MS-Racing
What's the total cost for the parts on this upgrade?
Click on the link in the description and it will take you right to it for pricing and more information.
Tot
Been 3 months you good?
Yes all good. Been busy with other things so haven’t been able to make any videos.
We will be back to making videos again soon
can you upgrade a 500 sport using these?
No you cannot
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance 😲..wht about engine swap, good idea or no? I love this lil car...never knew anything about them until this year
@@realityallah39 a lot more to it then just swapping the engine. Different ecm, different transmission, etc
I would maximize what you have - flash tune, exhaust, intake, Underdrive pulley kit, lighter wheels, lighten up the interior…
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance you're a real one👍...thanks for the response and info. I will definitely get back with you whn it's done
58:00 why not bolt the turbo to the manifold first, then stick the whole thing on the engine.
th-cam.com/video/FA0g39IDjIQ/w-d-xo.html 1:09:15
I sincerly hope you changed that last nut that you overtightened and the 13mm socket just spun on the nut... nothing offensive, just a good eye. this video was awesome !
My local Fiat dealer wants to charge me $4,600 to change a failing turbo on my 500L. I'm thinking I can do this myself for much less.
Should be easier on a 500L!
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance - My biggest concern is the freon, but I do have a leaking return hose, so I may just have them drain the freon, replace the hose, and not fill it yet.
@@OnYourLeft on a 500L, you likely have enough room to remove the turbo and manifold without removing the front radiator support.
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance - Is the correct turbo kit the Eurocompulsion 1446+ upgrade? Do you guys have that on your eBay store?
@@OnYourLeft yes we offer everything on our website
The bumper bolts are t30 fiat det for 22 years 😂
Strange decision to not clean the head before putting the manifold back on… Big job to replace that gasket when it leaks because you left crud on the matings surfaces.