to rebuild the turbo or not ?
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to rebuild the turbo or not ?
I need a few tips... I have a single cam with a full greddy 15g kit... the thing is, it smokes up badly when I smash wide open throttle... and I'm sick of it... I don't wanna run on it too much longer cuz I'm afraid of what the consequences might be... do u guys think its worth it rebuilding the turbo or should I move onto a gt28rs and just worry about buying another manifold and wastegate whichll cost somewhere around the 1200 range versus the rebuild which will cost around 300... I know it has more potential than the greddy but money is an issue and as far as my goals on the setup... not lookin to exceed 200 whp... all I care for is mainly reliability and a quick spool... also, what are the goods and bads about a rebuild... what do u guys recommend I shall do... I'm somewhat confused on what to do... I hope I explained everything right
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Re: to rebuild the turbo or not ? (NeWnMpR0VeD)
Mine's a different setup, but if you want a good turbo for a good deal, I say rebuild.
My brother had a Turbonetics T3/T04E and it wasn't spinning right, so I brought it in to get rebuilt. I spent $400 and the thing looks new. I had the builder get a new compressor wheel, seals and everything. The shaft was balanced, and now it looks like it would have from Turbonetics. The housings were even sandblasted inside and out for a smooth clean surface.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1568173
here's a photo for your reference.
My brother had a Turbonetics T3/T04E and it wasn't spinning right, so I brought it in to get rebuilt. I spent $400 and the thing looks new. I had the builder get a new compressor wheel, seals and everything. The shaft was balanced, and now it looks like it would have from Turbonetics. The housings were even sandblasted inside and out for a smooth clean surface.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1568173
here's a photo for your reference.
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Re: to rebuild the turbo or not ? (redlinetuning)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by redlinetuning »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Mine's a different setup, but if you want a good turbo for a good deal, I say rebuild.
My brother had a Turbonetics T3/T04E and it wasn't spinning right, so I brought it in to get rebuilt. I spent $400 and the thing looks new. I had the builder get a new compressor wheel, seals and everything. The shaft was balanced, and now it looks like it would have from Turbonetics. The housings were even sandblasted inside and out for a smooth clean surface.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1568173
here's a photo for your reference.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you very much... i think thats the route i'll be taking
My brother had a Turbonetics T3/T04E and it wasn't spinning right, so I brought it in to get rebuilt. I spent $400 and the thing looks new. I had the builder get a new compressor wheel, seals and everything. The shaft was balanced, and now it looks like it would have from Turbonetics. The housings were even sandblasted inside and out for a smooth clean surface.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1568173
here's a photo for your reference.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you very much... i think thats the route i'll be taking
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Re: to rebuild the turbo or not ? (NeWnMpR0VeD)
http://www.dieselcomponentsinc.com/
That's who I dropped my turbine off to. It only took them a few days. Took longer because he had to order in a compressor wheel.
That's who I dropped my turbine off to. It only took them a few days. Took longer because he had to order in a compressor wheel.
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