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![]() The old Saab ones are a T3 flange as it goes but the specs are very T25 like. I would have definitely got a 200SX one if the manifold were T25.
At the moment I don't know how good my engine is so Ill probably go for something mild to keep me interested and get a second engine I can rebuild over winter/spring to take up into the 200s. Cheers Stot
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![]() May I suggest that you get your turbo rebuilt ? Not trying to be a damp squid, but if there is play in the turbo shaft, the impeller may catch the housing, sending fillings into the bores. Engine rebuild time. Also if the seals go, it will drink oil, and smoke like hell.
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![]() Damp squid, lol Don't put it on a pedal stool.
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![]() Quote:
To be fair there is a little play in it but there is no oil in it and nothing is touching/rubbing. No marks in the compressor housing at all. Thats not to say the seals aren't going but when its got oil in it and the shaft is floating in the bearings the play may be negligible. I'm going to fit a Golf TDI intercooler into the nose cone so if the turbo ever does crap out nothing should make it into the engine. Cheers Stot
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![]() When I rebuilt mine there was still a little play in the shaft and that was with new bearings so you are correct Andrew there indeed does need to be some play for the shaft to 'float'..... no play would soon lead to failure as the metals expanded due to heat.
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![]() All turbos have play in the shaft I'm sure on the web there is tolerances somewhere it allows for heat expansion but I go by if it's not touching the sides it's fine to wind up!!
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![]() Well back to the IVA stuff. I got a lot off the list today.
One of the things I hadn't fastened properly was the AFM and air filter so I made up some brackets for it. Not an ideal place I know but it will do. Also my shock tops. As you can see below the way the spring end was was causing trouble. I turned the spring and put a single piece of CV boot corrugation on the top of it. The rest of the spring is fine so that should do it.
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![]() I also had a length of wires going to the gearbox that wasn't secured at 300mm. I drilled a small hole through the rib on top and secured it to that.
My headlights had some radius issues too. I added some piping but I had to add an extra large washer to give the piping something to grip to. I made a washer that could slide under rather than de-wire everything.
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