2004 Lancer Sportback Ralliart AT Build
#752
I thought about that Garrett, and I did not see any significant change in the diameter of the elbow... but if there is pressures up to 100 psi, or any pressure for that matter, why do I need to worry about the return line going down hill if I have pressure behind it?
#753
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oil enters the center section under pressure...from there, you want there to be significantly less pressure, as the seals are not pressure seals, from the center section back into the pan it is gravity return, if flow is insufficient the return line will back up creating excess oil pressure inside the center section and oil will push past the seals.
some turbo/motor combinations will prefer an oil restrictor...be sure to inspect system operation VERY thoroughly and often at first until you're confident everything is working correctly, then you can inspect less frequently...i run a -4 line in, and -12 line out.
some turbo/motor combinations will prefer an oil restrictor...be sure to inspect system operation VERY thoroughly and often at first until you're confident everything is working correctly, then you can inspect less frequently...i run a -4 line in, and -12 line out.
Last edited by CrAnSwIcK; Jul 20, 2013 at 08:59 AM.
#754
oil enters the center section under pressure...from there, you want there to be significantly less pressure, as the seals are not pressure seals, from the center section back into the pan it is gravity return, if flow is insufficient the return line will back up creating excess oil pressure inside the center section and oil will push past the seals.
some turbo/motor combinations will prefer an oil restrictor...be sure to inspect system operation VERY thoroughly and often at first until you're confident everything is working correctly, then you can inspect less frequently...i run a -4 line in, and -12 line out.
some turbo/motor combinations will prefer an oil restrictor...be sure to inspect system operation VERY thoroughly and often at first until you're confident everything is working correctly, then you can inspect less frequently...i run a -4 line in, and -12 line out.
#755
Got the retaining clip, and spent at least (16) hours out in the grueling up to 100F heat , assembling the last of the build. The downpipe was not fun! I underestimated the access issues involved with securing the WG housing bolts to the turbo...OMG! On a positive note, all the fluids are in. I've also spent (8) hours, over the last two days now, trying to write this turbo file to my ECU and got shut down again today! I won't elaborate but I'm irritated and not very happy at all!
Last edited by truthdweller; Jul 21, 2013 at 11:26 PM.
#756
High temp coated WG actuator looking straight up from oil pan (black, ceramic coated downpipe on the right):
Cat pipe...
Waiting, as we speak, to teamview with hackish to write this turbo flash to my ECU...what have I forgotten?
Cat pipe...
Waiting, as we speak, to teamview with hackish to write this turbo flash to my ECU...what have I forgotten?
Last edited by truthdweller; Jul 22, 2013 at 10:46 AM.
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Got the retaining clip, and spent at least (16) hours out in the grueling up to 100F heat , assembling the last of the build. The downpipe was not fun! I underestimated the access issues involved with securing the WG housing bolts to the turbo...OMG! On a positive note, all the fluids are in. I've also spent (8) hours, over the last two days now, trying to write this turbo file to my ECU and got shut down again today! I won't elaborate but I'm irritated and not very happy at all!
"Unable to load flash connector"
#761
Spent a good part of the afternoon into the evening on teamviewer with hackish, watching him do his magic. Tomorrow I'll write another file he sent me, as the result of datalogging a couple trips for him. I'm tripping limp mode at > 4000 rpm and unable to boost yet so, I'm still being kept on the edge of my seat, literally! It sure was nice though to turn the key and feel my car come back to life! I even have the front clip put back on and was able to drive it back to where I am residing, instead of in front of my brother in laws house, inside a shop, or on the back of a tow truck going somewhere!
Last edited by truthdweller; Jul 22, 2013 at 10:23 PM.
#762
On the way home, on the surface streets, I inadvertently accelerated quickly (trying to keep the RPM's below 3000) and felt the turbo TRY to spool then heard a glint of the recirc valve's SWOOSH backinto the intake pipe. I'd be lying if I didn't get a bit excited, lol!
Can't wait till all this is ironed out!
Edit: And my air conditioning is still cranking like a refrigerator, yippee!
Can't wait till all this is ironed out!
Edit: And my air conditioning is still cranking like a refrigerator, yippee!
Last edited by truthdweller; Jul 22, 2013 at 10:25 PM.