So im posting here becuase i get better resoponce than in the FI forum my question is....my turbo wont fit in right, and i want to know if anyone has any imput. THe waistgate and air output (where the turbo sends out air to the intercooler) hit the radiator fan, and i dont think a slim fan would help enought because the air output on the turbo also hits some of the ac lines...any ideas? (i need to keep ac)

 

Clock the turbo and rotate the compressor housing so that the outlet to the intercooler does not hit anything. A slim fan would probably help.

 

or go externally gated.

 

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ill post some pics later if i remember but what i did was take the rad loose and twist it sideways a little bit and then put a slim fan behind the rad

 

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Thats what I was thinking.

 

Just notch the plastic fan shroud to clear the wastegate.

 

you don't need ac.. come on..

 

go with aftermarket electrical fan. it should work

 

What does "clock the turbo mean" and how do you rotate the compressor housing
how?


Modified by userdead626 at 9:44 PM 1/12/2006

 

The prob. is this ******* mistu t25 the air output or what not faces the same way as the intake part...the output needs to face down

 

unbolt the 6 or so bolts on the housing and just turn it to fit.