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Old 07-09-2006, 06:50 PM
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The turbo is a gt3561s with a 3an feed. Last year I ran my t3/t04e w/out a restrictor (my fitting for the turbo has a hole in it about the size of the end of an in pen) with no problems for 12k miles...but this turbo is a little more expensive, and I wanna make sure it's right. So, which restrictor do I need and where is a good place to get one quickly?
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Old 07-09-2006, 07:49 PM
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try out atpturbo's oil restrictor. uses .060 hole which i guess works in most setups. i hear that precisions require a slightly higher pressure about 30-35psi. dont quote me on that though. also, why worry about it if it never gave you issues before (i know the whole expense thing, but still...?)

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Old 07-10-2006, 04:05 AM
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anyone know for sure what this turbo needs?

brett, dunno if you remember me but I think I met you at raceline a few times... my name is brad and I had the black integra from KY...
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Its recomended more so on BB turbo's as they don't require the same oil pressure as a Journal bearing turbo. The restrictors also help spool(very small amount) but the seals will last longer with a restrictor in place. BB turbo's only need a small film of oil running over them and usually Journal bearing turbo's the bearing is soaking in oil. You could run one with no problems for a while but you may as well just get one since they are so cheap. I like the one from ATP deseigned for GT series turbos. Good luck.
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The one's for the BB turbos are about .035". too small for a Journal Bearing GT3561S. The .60 or no restrictor should work fine.
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yes i think i do remember you brad. hope you get it worked out. best of luck

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I'm just gonna run it with the same setup I had last year...hoping to get some street tuning done this weekend, so I might finally get to see what this setup can do
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