Faelflora breaks his promise, time to part out car. GIT THE SAWZALL!
02-18-2011, 12:37 PM
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Seems like a complicated system. Why reinvent the wheel? Vented catch cans have been around forever, all you need to do is drain them with each oil change. One other consideration, what happens to cranks flow when you are on boost and exhaust flow and pressure increase, will you have as much venting of the cranks? Or, will increased exhaust pressure lower cranks breathing efficiency, since the systems are connected?
The exhaust airflow should draw vacuum. I learned about it from this thread and also hondatech and talking to some people: https://www.miataturbo.net/showthrea...light=slashcut
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02-19-2011, 01:26 PM
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Pulled my turbo today to do a few things including shortening the oil drain line.
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Motherfucking shitcock this explains why my turbo has been whining a bit lately. Might also explain the slower spool. It started to whine after I went to 22psi earlier this week.
***** on my dick.
turbine
Motherfucking shitcock this explains why my turbo has been whining a bit lately. Might also explain the slower spool. It started to whine after I went to 22psi earlier this week.
***** on my dick.
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02-19-2011, 07:01 PM
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Ebay is in my future. I see a turbo... Chinish in ancestry... Divided 1.0+ turbine housing... GT35ish in stature...
******* hell **** garrett with a pointy stick. Is this really what I get for getting a legit top of the line turbo? 35K miles and its toast? **** YOU GARRETT
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02-19-2011, 08:18 PM
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Ebay is in my future. I see a turbo... Chinish in ancestry... Divided 1.0+ turbine housing... GT35ish in stature...
******* hell **** garrett with a pointy stick. Is this really what I get for getting a legit top of the line turbo? 35K miles and its toast? **** YOU GARRETT
Will make assloads of power
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02-19-2011, 09:20 PM
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Dude a rebuild shouldnt cost more then a china charger would. Just rebuild that ****. If not, then put it on the car, start the car and while someones hitting the gas, stick a carrot in compressor blade. Ive always wanted to see that. Itll be like the first time i saw penetration in a porno.
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02-19-2011, 09:22 PM
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Dude a rebuild shouldnt cost more then a china charger would. Just rebuild that ****. If not, then put it on the car, start the car and while someones hitting the gas, stick a carrot in compressor blade. Ive always wanted to see that. Itll be like the first time i saw penetration in a porno.
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02-19-2011, 10:37 PM
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Holsets are actually very popular turbos. Built to last way over 100k miles and spool faster than Garrett and Mitsubishi turbos due to their unique turbine wheels. They are designed to spool fast with the slow moving diesel exhaust gasses, so when used on a gasoline motor they spool very fast and make a **** ton of power.
Actually if my plan stays the same I will be running a HY this summer when I install my H-Beams.
Actually if my plan stays the same I will be running a HY this summer when I install my H-Beams.
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