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Old May 9, 2010, 07:41 PM
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Talking My turbo lives again!!

So I installed my turbo again this weekend, and had Jestr come flash it so I can break it in before getting it dyno tuned again. Everything went great except for one thing, which I will get to later. Here are pics of the install!!

























My gauge setup: SunPro vac/boost, AEM UEGO, Prosport Oil Pressure



The mishap that I had: tightened the oil feed adapter too tight and I cracked the block! luckily I was able to get a mobile welder to come and TIG it up and then I used some heavy duty metal epoxy on the inside threads and on the outside of it when I screwed in the adapter. no more leaks and everything is fine



Here is a random video my roommate took of me doing some soldering (had to lengthen the MAF sensor wires to reach the new location).

http://yfrog.com/0hsolderingvideoz

I will try and take some vids tomorrow and post them up!

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Old May 9, 2010, 09:55 PM
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83 Degrees... you bastard it was down in the 30's today here.

The setups lookin' good man. Be careful with her this time
Old May 9, 2010, 09:57 PM
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Nice.

I thought it was an evo, till i looked closer, ha.

Glad you're turbo lives again. {:
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Damn that's small intercooler
Old May 10, 2010, 06:21 AM
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Yeah ill definitely be careful, 500 mile break in period then dyno tune! the wastegate/MBC (which are both Forge btw) is set for about 5.5 psi, but not even hitting that, the car is much faster!
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some videos!

This one just goes over the turbo and components a bit
http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/5...booverview.mp4

This is a short driving video from a cold start
http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/1...vingvideo1.mp4

I wasnt going past 5k rpm or 5 psi yet, im still in break in mode, so have to take it easy!!

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what happened to ur old turbo?
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that is the old turbo. I got it rebuilt, new bearings, seals, cleaned and balanced
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congrats! whered you get your cutout? interwebs dont have it nowhere...

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well you can get them right from quicktimeperformance.com or ebay or just do a google search for them.....but I got mine from a friend new for $100!
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what turbo did you use?
where did the oil return line connect to? did you just add the connection to the oil pan?
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its a stock evo x turbo, and yes i used a completely different oil pan and welded in the -10AN bung for the return. the flange for the return on the turbo i got from ebay for 10 bucks!
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Also, finally got my cutout installed today!



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Great to know from you good luck on your project!!
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Awesome at first I thought it was an evo.


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