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Old 09-12-2009 | 04:08 PM
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Hey guys quick ? on my rearmount im doing a seprate oil system for the turbo in the rear, Can I gravity feed oil into the turbo and have my pump pull from the turbo back to the container for my oil? I will have a 2psi check valve in the feed line? Thanks EDIT!!!!!!!!! Now I know you cant gravity feed to the turbo it needs pressure so I put a pump to feed it an a pmp to return the oil. Got it running last night, Got a lil more to do to it though,

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Old 09-12-2009 | 09:14 PM
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It will work but its a bit pricy to do. It will be just like a front mount minus the heat and stress of the motor. Question is how r u going to filter it? **** gets into oil all the time how? Who knows. I dont think the oil will become super heated back there since rearmount turbos dont really get hot. I tool with the concept of doing a stand alone, My conerns where placement of the oil can, Have the oil sump baffeld to prevent slosh where to vent the sump and how, placement of a oil temp guage and level sensor. And a small but stong return pump. I have a mocal its huge lol. The more I look at it the more custom work needed to be done and said the hell with it. I think some one has done it tho.
Old 09-13-2009 | 01:23 PM
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Thanks alot for the info, we got it running last night, Got a lil left to do on it but not much!!!! Will post pics soon!
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I thought that a turbo needed pressurized oil to feed it....and can gravity drain or scavage pump back into the oil container.....? i'm new to turbo so I may be wrong....
Old 09-13-2009 | 02:09 PM
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It does need pressure was told at least 15psi I did two pumps one for inlet one for return I did a self contained oil tank in my trunk!

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ok...... i plan on doing the same setup..... sounds great. best of luck!!
Old 09-14-2009 | 09:12 PM
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i saw someone turbo a 2 stroke outboard motor using a fuel pump and ATF as the lube.
Old 09-15-2009 | 02:02 AM
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Sound's like alot of over complicating. I am sure it would need a cooler also.



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