OIling on rear mount
01-08-2008, 12:14 AM
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OIling on rear mount ok i have a theory it might be dumb im not sure......on a rear mount if you ran the oil inlet line to the turbo and put a 3 way splice in it bofore the turbo and ran your oil outlet line to the last port on the threeway would you need a scavenger pump since its right thure inches to the inlet line because it just goes to the engine anyways as long as you have a check valve before the turbo inlet?
01-08-2008, 07:30 AM
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There is no such thing as a CHEAP turbo set up Well... I will concede that there are cheap ones. But there are reasons for this:
1. They are junk
2. You are going to do ALOT work yourself and use OK parts.
3. You are getting a really HOT deal on a set-up and do ALOT of the work.
I believe the general thought on the matter is if you are not planning to spend at least $10k don't start.
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1. They are junk
2. You are going to do ALOT work yourself and use OK parts.
3. You are getting a really HOT deal on a set-up and do ALOT of the work.
I believe the general thought on the matter is if you are not planning to spend at least $10k don't start.
Jeffy'
01-08-2008, 07:49 AM
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my buget can get it but i was looking for one for like under 200 all i can find is moreand its just temerary till i get my jop in june and everything is replaced anyways.....
