ok i am going to install a t25 turbo but i do not know the best place to install the water line for the turbo if someone could help me out that would be great, pics to please i have a 93 si with d16z6, i know where to put the "t" connectors for the oil and everything but the water lines i dunno where to put
thanks in advance

 

waste of time IMO. more stuff to leak with no real advantage. Get a turbo timer and just run oil.

 

okay good cause it would be really hard to do thanks a bunch anyone else have any opinions

 

I moved the line from the coolant hose going to the throttle body to the turbo, and from the turbo to the tb.

 

that sounds easy enough

 

so really i dont need water lines on my d16 homemade setup as long as a let the car run for around 60 sec at idle before i cut it off?

 

No, but do you want to have to let the car idle for that long every time you drive it?

 

water lines arent neccassary, simply optional.

 

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Agreed. The water cooled option is supposed to prolong the turbo's life, but tons and tons of set-ups used oil-cooled turbo's and they last for 80,000+ miles no problem. As far as the turbo timer goes, it's good to allow the oil to cool down before shutting the car off when a long drive has taken place or when you introduced the motor to a heavy load. This prevents oil from coking up inside of the oil lines and oil housing of the turbo.

 

The Greddy Turbo Kit for the D16Z6 - TD04H-15g doesn't have water lines. I would say don't worry about it. Just make sure to let her cool down.