Greddy Sohc Turbo on D16Z6, Should replace parts?
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Greddy Sohc Turbo on D16Z6, Should replace parts?
I'm planning to slap on a Greddy turbo and I have put a lot of freeway miles on my car(175,000 miles). People say that I can put it on no problems with out replacing any thing, but I want to make sure that I can safely run 8lbs. when I want to.
What parts do I need to replace/upgrade when I have the turbo installed. I've searched the boards for as much info as I could find, but I'm still a turbo newbie and don't know as much as most of you. Any input would be appreciated
What parts do I need to replace/upgrade when I have the turbo installed. I've searched the boards for as much info as I could find, but I'm still a turbo newbie and don't know as much as most of you. Any input would be appreciated
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Re: Greddy Sohc Turbo on D16Z6, Should replace parts? (Maverick77)
turbopanda AKA nathan is selling a piston rod combo for the D block that will hold 14 PSI daily if youre interested in replacing those type of parts. search his name and you will find what you need to know.
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Re: Greddy Sohc Turbo on D16Z6, Should replace parts? (T-sohctec)
Start off with a compression test to see what sealing condition your pistons/rings are in, then a thicker head gasket from GReddy or Cometic would be lovely
Single cam generic specs. for compression test results are roughly 150-175psi anything over that your motor is blessed
Single cam generic specs. for compression test results are roughly 150-175psi anything over that your motor is blessed
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