Question about turbo angle.
So i got all my new stuff and I have heard mixed things about tilting the turbo on an angle, i did this to help clear the frame rails. So my question is do you guys think i should get the turbo to sit as flat as possible or will it be fine tilted like i have here in these photos.
http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs327...._6684938_n.jpg http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs307...._4718410_n.jpg. So let me know what you guys think, should i leave it or should i try and make it flat |
I say straighten it out. If it were a cheap china charger then Id say leave it and see.
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I don't understand, you just tuned your car and now your swapping turbo, mani and DP? Why did you tune it on the old turbo then?
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Originally Posted by miataspeed2005
(Post 586794)
I don't understand, you just tuned your car and now your swapping turbo, mani and DP? Why did you tune it on the old turbo then?
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I think the oil pooling in the hot side of the CHRA could be an issue but overall I dont see a problem. My CHRA is clocked a little bit so that I have just about that much angle on my oil drain and its fine.
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IIRC garrett recommends no more than 15 degrees from vertical for proper drainage
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"When installing your turbocharger, insure that the turbocharger axis of rotation is parallel
to the level ground within +/- 15°. This means that the oil inlet/outlet should be within 15° of being perpendicular to level ground." And center housing clocked 20* for best water cooling. Source: http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...ly%20&%20Drain |
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15* is a pretty good amount, i think you're okay. you could always bust out the protractor and/or ruler + trig calculator and make sure, though. |
Damn that's a turbo right there. Sorry nothing productive to add
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i never knew about the 20 degree water cooling thing, doesnt that put the oil in/out at 20 degrees also?
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different axis.
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Good info I'm going to try and make it sit flat
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22.36*
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may i ask how did you figure that out my math is shit lol
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yeha thats definately more than 15 degrees.
if i was on my wor computer with CAD i could tell you in a second. by xref'ing that image in. |
Originally Posted by Bond
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22.36*
Thats a pretty good guess. I'm betting in that ball park. |
that's somewhere between 30-40°
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I measured 25 degrees between these lines:
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Time to massage the frame with a BFH.
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