Where can I get a scavenge pump for a low mount turbo
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Got a Huron Speed V2 kit with a Comp 7875 and like the title says the turbo is mounted low so oil drainage is an issue, its backing up and blowing by when making a hard stop or going down a steep hill. People have been recommending a 12V scavenge pump. Who's running one and where did you get it?
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Got a Huron Speed V2 kit with a Comp 7875 and like the title says the turbo is mounted low so oil drainage is an issue, its backing up and blowing by when making a hard stop or going down a steep hill. People have been recommending a 12V scavenge pump. Who's running one and where did you get it?
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I have used shur-flo pumps in the last cheap and no issues for a couple rear turbo setups I have done. I really like the turbowerx pump just kinda pricy and also with any pump mixed reviews
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Exa flows more, I guess has better motor and gears etc.
If you wanted really cheap, there are $100 Chinese pumps on ebay that are similar in appearance to the more expensive pumps....what's the difference with them ?
I searched long and hard before buying a pump for mine....and I could find almost no bad reports about the Exa. I could about most other pumps.
2 years on and it's been faultless. A cheaper pump might have done the same...but I have no regrets buying what I did.
If you wanted really cheap, there are $100 Chinese pumps on ebay that are similar in appearance to the more expensive pumps....what's the difference with them ?
I searched long and hard before buying a pump for mine....and I could find almost no bad reports about the Exa. I could about most other pumps.
2 years on and it's been faultless. A cheaper pump might have done the same...but I have no regrets buying what I did.
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Well, it seemed more like I got the one out of a thousand that goes bad(story of my life). It stopped working within 5 minutes of testing while the car was still on jackstands. The gents I bought it from wanted me to send it back to them so they could analyze it. Since I needed a pump badly, I went ahead and ordered the EXA the same day I shipped out the base model. They examined it and gave me a complete refund on the base model within days of receiving it. Pretty well satisfied on the customer service on that. The EXA has been working great.
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