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Cutting new turbo
I heard when you install a new turbo you must let the turbo "Cut" itself, Kinda like a break in i guess, never heard of it, has anyone else?
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the turbos emo? haha
i dont know though man...never heard of "cutting" a turbo
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i put my te32e on at the track when i had my buick and started it up after priming it, and proceeded to run 12's with it.
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maybe you are thinking of those turbos with the wax in the compressior housing? have you guys ever heard about that?
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i don't think turbos have a break in period. just prime it and go!
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apexi turbos are the only ones i know of that do that
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