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Old 01-23-2007, 06:46 PM
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Hi all, I am just looking for a part number for an oil restrictor to run on a Turbonetics T-62 turbo. I need on desperately lol. Thank you
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size .060" preferred, but I might get a few sizes smaller until the smoking is gone LOL
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function7 on ebay, is your friend
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Originally Posted by Turbo LS1 SS
function7 on ebay, is your friend
bolt it on and enjoy very nice piece
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Originally Posted by Turbo LS1 SS
function7 on ebay, is your friend
+1
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I've used nitrous jets in the past with good success.
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Originally Posted by Speed
I've used nitrous jets in the past with good success.
yeah +1 nitrous jets will work just as well and probably be easier to find if ur in need of one quick
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I'm using a N2O jet to restrict flow to the turbo. Many have had success with it thus far...
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just curious...what conditions are there that people need to restrict the flow?
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Turbos generally don't require the pressure and flow you get from directly from the oil pump. Too much pressure can cause oil to backup into the bearing housing and spill into the turbine housing causing the car to smoke and coking up the inside of the housing/exhaust system.

Most of the centers they are building aftermarket turbos from are Garrett or Garrett based. I read somewhere that 15psi in these housings is plenty.
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Ya, what Speed said...
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nitrous jet here



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