do it once, do it right.
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the return is -10an.
the rubber lines will harden and crack over time from the heat. i helped a friend replace his a few weeks ago. they looked alright but when we flexed them, the split. no worries on this one.
the rubber lines will harden and crack over time from the heat. i helped a friend replace his a few weeks ago. they looked alright but when we flexed them, the split. no worries on this one.
Originally Posted by kung fu jesus
the return is -10an.
the rubber lines will harden and crack over time from the heat. i helped a friend replace his a few weeks ago. they looked alright but when we flexed them, the split. no worries on this one.
the rubber lines will harden and crack over time from the heat. i helped a friend replace his a few weeks ago. they looked alright but when we flexed them, the split. no worries on this one.
But Pretty Turbo.
Cool, I forgot to ask when seeing the pics of your setup and wondered if there was a particular reason why you didn't use it. Seeing another setup without it I figured I better make sure there wasn't a good reason.
Originally Posted by druz
Cool, I forgot to ask when seeing the pics of your setup and wondered if there was a particular reason why you didn't use it. Seeing another setup without it I figured I better make sure there wasn't a good reason.
I'm just lazy. I only wanted to do it once, and not have to worry about it for 60K miles...and stuff and junk.
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i'm using aircraft grade, mil-spec aluminum tubing. the tubes are probably ~ 4" each, far enough away from the turbo to keep the rubber lines from cracking. i don't want to use SB on the coolant lines because of where they run and their abrasiveness. maybe down the road, i'll consider it...when i make SB fuel lines. swapping SB on the coolant lines will be a snap with teh AN fittings.
that's a t25r (gt2554r), it's not that big of a turbo.
the actuator mount is from ATP turbo. i didnt' know if it was going to work with my compressor orientation, but is worked perfectly. i'm happy with it.
that's a t25r (gt2554r), it's not that big of a turbo.
the actuator mount is from ATP turbo. i didnt' know if it was going to work with my compressor orientation, but is worked perfectly. i'm happy with it.
Originally Posted by kung fu jesus
no, the hose was heat rated and triple ply.












Looks great, man!