my buschur turbo kit bolts keep on backing out!!!!!!
Jul 22, 2007, 11:02 AM
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my buschur turbo kit bolts keep on backing out!!!!!!
ok i just got a buschur gt30r turbo kit and the manifold to turbo bolts always keep on backing out!!!!!!
what can i do?
does any body sell studs with lock washers???
what do you guys torque the 4 bolts to????
i'm running the helix downpipe and i was thinking maybe adding a flex pipe would help or making some kind of brace to support the turbo?\
the 4 bolts that hole the turbo keep on backing out
what can i do?
does any body sell studs with lock washers???
what do you guys torque the 4 bolts to????
i'm running the helix downpipe and i was thinking maybe adding a flex pipe would help or making some kind of brace to support the turbo?\
the 4 bolts that hole the turbo keep on backing out
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Jul 22, 2007, 11:39 AM
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unfortunately, this happens. You will need to keep checking it.
ok i just got a buschur gt30r turbo kit and the manifold to turbo bolts always keep on backing out!!!!!!
what can i do?
does any body sell studs with lock washers???
what do you guys torque the 4 bolts to????
i'm running the helix downpipe and i was thinking maybe adding a flex pipe would help or making some kind of brace to support the turbo?
what can i do?
does any body sell studs with lock washers???
what do you guys torque the 4 bolts to????
i'm running the helix downpipe and i was thinking maybe adding a flex pipe would help or making some kind of brace to support the turbo?
Jul 22, 2007, 01:04 PM
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i always work on my own car
does anyone else have this problem??
i can tighten the bolts preatty tight but after a few hundred miles then just get loose and start backing out.
WTF!!!!
if i dont keep on checking them i feel like my turbo will fall off and hit the road at any min!!!!
does anyone else have this problem??
i can tighten the bolts preatty tight but after a few hundred miles then just get loose and start backing out.
WTF!!!!
if i dont keep on checking them i feel like my turbo will fall off and hit the road at any min!!!!
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Jul 22, 2007, 02:25 PM
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I had a similar problem but found that the bolts weren't just backing out but stretching all together; I even had the bolts safety wired. I ended up using ARP studs which seemed to cure the problem.
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LOL !!!!!
That is some great wit Exciting News!!!
Nothing can survive a Haduken.
Really though, we use it in/on power plant parts in our shop. It is quite amazing stuff. I will not guarantee it, but it may be worth a shot. External Mani temps don't exceed 1300F. o2 housing is even cooler. Flanges are thick. It could work.
That is some great wit Exciting News!!!
Nothing can survive a Haduken.
Really though, we use it in/on power plant parts in our shop. It is quite amazing stuff. I will not guarantee it, but it may be worth a shot. External Mani temps don't exceed 1300F. o2 housing is even cooler. Flanges are thick. It could work.