Leaving off charge Piping... bad for the turbo?
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Leaving off charge Piping... bad for the turbo?
Ok, I understand that without the pipes hooked up, you can overspin the turbo, because there is no load... but how bad can it be on the turbo?..
I mean these turbos are designed to spin over 100,000 RPM..
just curious...
dont flame me
I mean these turbos are designed to spin over 100,000 RPM..
just curious...
dont flame me
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Re: Leaving off charge Piping... bad for the turbo? (Topdawgg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Topdawgg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ok, I understand that without the pipes hooked up, you can overspin the turbo, because there is no load... but how bad can it be on the turbo?..
I mean these turbos are designed to spin over 100,000 RPM..
just curious...
dont flame me</TD></TR></TABLE>
centrifugal force. i guess heat would have a little to do with it also.
Modified by boostedcivicsir at 8:15 AM 5/15/2007
I mean these turbos are designed to spin over 100,000 RPM..
just curious...
dont flame me</TD></TR></TABLE>
centrifugal force. i guess heat would have a little to do with it also.
Modified by boostedcivicsir at 8:15 AM 5/15/2007
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Re: Leaving off charge Piping... bad for the turbo? (Topdawgg)
All I have to say is ask Glen.... A short drive home and it should be fine, but driving hundreds or even thousands of miles and it's a good chance the turbo has suffered some damage.
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Yes, it is designed to see 100,000 rpm but with no load on it it will be likely to see multiple times that speed. I wouldn't do it. And if i had to i would keep it as short of a trip as possible.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 90teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just drive it with the charge pipe hooked up and don't go into boost at all, not even 1psi. Or you can tow it to the tuner.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That is what I did. I put 300 miles on my car without boosting. All it takes is a little self control.
That is what I did. I put 300 miles on my car without boosting. All it takes is a little self control.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dual Cam Racing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">take out the spring</TD></TR></TABLE>
And take it easy at the same time.
And take it easy at the same time.
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Re: (Mach69)
Well this is from my personally experience but i probably have done over 500 miles on my car without the pipe on. It pop off and couldnt get underneath the car without tools so i drove it home like that and my turbo is still in perfect condition after 10k miles
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well i was startin to worry alittle,
I made the wrong decision...
the pipes are on now, and im just watchin not too boost...
I hope I didnt hurt it..
I made the wrong decision...
the pipes are on now, and im just watchin not too boost...
I hope I didnt hurt it..
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its all on you, anyone with a little bit of self control shouldnt have a problem not getting into boost., if you have to go up a hill downshift and there wont be as much load on the engine.
also set boost cut for like 2psi.
also set boost cut for like 2psi.
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