turbo oooops
just go down to removing turbo. exhaust noise got to much and found this.
had the exhaust bult over the water pump loose and it worked the others loose. now im changing the studs nuts locking washers and new gasket lol feel free to bash!!!! lol |
i've left a bolt out/loose before and never had a manifold leak, i doubt that's what caused yours. it's just the type of gasket in your picture is junk, i've never, ever had luck with that material.
use the stock-type gasket made by Fel-Pro or something (multi layer steel) |
yea thats what im using now. changing mu pos 5 psi spring out of my wastegate. put a 8 psi still on stock but tuning before driving.
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Got any pics of your turbo set up? |
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front mount 32" [IMG]http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...5170 74_n.jpg[/IMG] gt30 rc 550cc corvette kit just some random pic |
you have a 35R with a stock engine? lol
5-8 psi is nowhere near the efficiency of the turbo, you need to up that shit to 20+, and build the engine |
sitting on 20" |
i kno i getting it tuned to 12 this week. im looking for someone to buid my engine. i got an extra block. need internals
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gt30 not r wish it was ball bearing. maybe less lag
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my ball bearing one took until 4500RPM to get to 20 psi
anything under 15 psi is going to feel slower than it should though. once you pass 15 it's like a whole nother world |
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I have a Garrett GT35R that I have for my build and my motor has stock internals except for the valve springs. I also have 3.4l GA. I think the 35R on a 2.4l is over kill and wont work to well. I was worried about it not spooling fast enough but thats what the recommendation was for my setup. I'm using a GT3582R - 82mm -56 Trim - .70 A/R. |
does anyone have a engine build post with pics
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Yea the 35r is selling for 1600 right now if I build the block I will
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Yeah I have a set of tubular manifolds for this build. I am pretty much ready to start working on it now but it's just to cold here. Even though it's stored in my garage I just don't feel like going outside and kicking on the heater. I did read when you built your new manifold that your new setup made all the difference in it. I was going to ask if getting a antisurge housing will make a difference in spooling? Mine didn't have one when I got it but I have been looking and they are like $250. Are they worth the cash? 21 psi. That's a good number. If I turned this up that high when I'm done I would probably break something. I guess we will just have to see when it's all done. |
antisurge housings will slow your spool time. i wouldn't get one if it doesn't have one already. only difference will be sound and appearance really, there isn't much benefit to cars that aren't likely to have "surge"
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right now my old 20 are the only thing that fit over the corvette calipers |
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