Dropped the car off at Turbo Technology Inc.!
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We got that BMFT to fit. We had to shorten the turbo mount pipe 3/8 of a inch and lengthen the support bracket the same amount. We welded a 3" aluminum elbow on the compressor ioutlet to get the compressor outlet pipe above the crossover. Nick sent Ryan a picture of the turbo mounted and I'm sure he will post it later. Man that thing is hugh. It is a Y2K 83 MM up front and a new design exhaust housing that looks like the larger T6 but is a T4
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How close is the turbine pipe to the steering strut (goes under it) on the passenger side?
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Originally Posted by onfire
How close is the turbine pipe to the steering strut (goes under it) on the passenger side?
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Wow i love the pictures on how you guys fab up the headers. I stayed staring at each one for 5min. to get a complete understanding of everything, thanks for those photos. And you kit looks better than any other i have seen, i think im going to have to sell my nitrous kit i dont want to wait anymore for a turbo kit.
-Joel
-Joel
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I know this is Huge, but here is a super high res photo of the turbo:
more pictures are located here: http://www.rkarasek.com/images/New%20Turbo/
more pictures are located here: http://www.rkarasek.com/images/New%20Turbo/
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I love the setup of this kit. The difference in the pics Ryan and Turbo Tech posted and MightyMouse posted show the changes made very clearly.
Props to both of you guys for having some killer setups.
Props to both of you guys for having some killer setups.