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102909, Turbo question for ya Posted by goalie40, Feb-24-08 08:05 PM
After spending half the day Playing with the settings on my new Tein coilovers. I started to swap my T28 into the GST to finish "project Just drive the damn car already"
IM using A greddy T28 Dual BB turbo, Off a nissan 240 mated to the T25 Exhaust side housing. I didnt think of this but the greddy uses different water and oil fittings. I could just run ss lines with the right fittings and on the other end, A plain old hose end and clamp it at the nipple off the hard line by the block. For the oil return hack off the bung 6ish inches down and run a ss line there too clamping it as well.
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Im 90% sure this is the right thing to do but this is my first turbo build so I like hearing a second opinion
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102910, RE: Turbo question for ya Posted by foggy45, Feb-25-08 05:09 AM
on the garrett bb cores you want to make sure the drain is as close to -10AN (1/2" ID) as you can get, as the BB's dont need as much oil in them as jounal turbos. also make sure there is a restricter on the oil INLET side to keep from flooding the turbo with oil.
as for the water jacket. the fittings are 1/4" NPT so they are an easy part so you dont necessaraly have to use the stock banjo fittings. if your thinking of eventually changing the water lines to SS i would recomend grabing a -6AN Socketless fitting for the time being(so you can finally drive this thing :P). its a brabed fitting that goes on the stock hose and the AN fitting goes on the -6AN / 1/4NPT adapter. the AN fittings also makes working on the turbo easier later on.
otherwise id just use an angled npt barb on them and call it good
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102911, RE: Turbo question for ya Posted by goalie40, Feb-25-08 07:58 AM
I just called a place in honolulu 50 bucks 4 lines all ss I can bring in the turbo wed and they can make the lines in about 20 min. So close so close.
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