Ive been searching for that picture that shows them glued together, anyone have it?

 

nope, but i seen it on supra forums, they use epoxy to hold together two halfs of there compressor casing

 

in for pictures!

 

some one please post the damn pic up already.

 

dosent matter dum *** people are still going to keep buying them they would rather buy 6 of them at $150 then just buy one garret or bw at $600 but in for the picture

 

I told my buddies that their turbo's were glued together, but they don't believe me. So pictures would be a wonderful proof.

 

the ones that are, you can actually visibly see the seam in the housing.

 

 

wait... what's going on here?

someone sells glued together turbos?

 

oh man

 

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someone sells glued together turbos?</TD></TR></TABLE>

this has been happening for years.

it's why I recommend everyone avoid ebay no-name turbos.

 

Here ya go.

 

the least they could have done was weld the housing together, why they used epoxy I'll never know.
just stupid. lol.

 

The turbo that were glued together were... well, a knock off of a knock off.

http://www.differentracing.com...drama/

 

doh


Modified by Rickdrizzle at 10:29 AM 6/2/2008

 

Modified by Rickdrizzle at 10:29 AM 6/2/2008


Modified by Rickdrizzle at 10:29 AM 6/2/2008

 

any theories on why the fvck they would do that? i mean, if you have the capability to produce as complex of a device as a turbo charger then you should at least be smart enough to do it the right way... jb weld.