simple q: (yes, searched forever) do you need to plug the water inlet/outlets on the turbo if you're not going to use them?

and for you pic ******...



i'll do a whole write up once we finish my bro's set up.

 

anyone?

 

yes, you should

 

cool, thanks, can anyone confirm?

 

you dont have too, the only reasin too is to keep debree from geting into it (incase you descide to do it on another day.

but the water housing section is self contained you dont have rto do it.

 

ok, that sounds logical, but i have one yes and one no...anyone else?

 

no you don't have to. Just find a bolt that you can screw into the ports if you want to keep it clean.

 

sweetness, thanks. i'm not too worried about keeping things clean as long as it doesnt' damage anything, i'll just leave them open.

 

hey i dont mean to bring this back up, i dont hjave to use the water lines on the turbo??? it wont **** anything up if i only use the oil lines??

 

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No it wont The watter is just ment to make the turbo last as long as it posibly can Not a big deal if you dont want to hook um up

 

Usually water lines are for factory turbo cars. you dont have to use them.

 

not necessary. those water jackets are easily flushed if they get dirty and you need to sell the turbo.

 

you don't need to cap tham off.