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K4KEV 13th June 2014 05:31 PM

Arf.....they aren't half bad are they !

Paul.....both

Dave.....glad you enjoyed it mate ....it is a little on the evil side, and you can't help smiling from whichever seat your in.:cool:

K4KEV 22nd July 2014 07:11 AM

I am afraid in my quest for "Mo Farrah" av gon an blawn me terbo:mad: :mad: ..... my boost had been set way too high and the bearing could not cope, so I think I might have to detune my engine until I can build a more robust set up.
Tub is beyond repair as compressor wheel is damaged, so I bit the bullet and ordered a chinese copy as there is no way I can afford even a reconned tub, came yesterday so I will get some pics of it up later.

flyerncle 22nd July 2014 08:29 AM

Can you get high capacity/high pressure oil pump for that engine,if not shim relief valve for a bit more oil pressure to feed turbo and rest of engine better.

Turbo's fail because people never let them spool down after hard driving and it was probably well used prior to you,bit of a bugger after all the graft :(

Rebuild kits are available but would you trust something that's got to run at silly revs and heat without being set up properly, No.

robo 22nd July 2014 10:11 AM

I have a nest of new turbo`s here Kev. They came in a job lot of other kit. I will take some pics and if there is anything you fancy let me know.

Bob

K4KEV 22nd July 2014 10:19 AM

Awesome Bob might be handy to have a spare
Paul....it was a rebuild by me bud but I think I pushed my luck way too far, I always idled it down tho.....when you say shim it I'm guessing that would be a smaller hole on the return that would increase the pressure around the journals, but I suppose the risk there would be oil seals, they would be needing to be the uprated staggered type

flyerncle 22nd July 2014 12:52 PM

Find the relief valve,there should be either a plunger or ball with a spring behind it and this relieves the oil pressure by bypassing it,if you increase the spring tension you increase the oil pressure as it takes more to lift relief valve,oil seals should be ok as the increase is not forced against the seals to any degree they just seal the crank/cam etc against the oil floating about in the head etc (if you get my drift)

robo 22nd July 2014 10:20 PM

I have just had a quick look and there are about 10 of them, 4 brand new t4`s a couple of new take offs that are t3`s and a lot of second hand smaller ones probably from 2ltr ish engines.





Bob

K4KEV 23rd July 2014 01:34 PM

CORE he he:D :D ......wish I could get packages like that, I think if I was looking for even more mo farrah the T3/T4 would have been perfect but I am obviously set up for T2 (GarretT28) and even more so because of the custom down pipe I had to re model ....will send a piccy of my buggered one so you can see if any of the 'little uns' look similar ......looks like you are going into the re-core or intercooler trade;) lol
cheers Bob

K4KEV 27th July 2014 08:36 PM

Good news guys....I is back on the road again and I am shocked to say that the chinky tub I got is actually better than the Garret I had and at only 1Bar, I had some hesitation around 5k before that is now gone and pulls really smoothly right up to 7k so I am delighted so far.
Bob....I will get the photo of my old tub up when I find me bleedin camera.

flyerncle 28th July 2014 10:49 AM

Wingate,we have lift off...........:eek:


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