All Go No Show: budget bed-mount turbo build thread
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Ceramic bearing turbo with no oil supply needed? Spendy though.
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I am fixing to buy my wastegates. I want to run two ebay wastegates (in case one fails). Does anybody know which off brand ones have interchangeable springs and diaphragms with the name brand ones?
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Look up Zombie on LS1tech. He had a lot of success and research into remote mount turbos.
I would personally skip the self contained turbo oil system. Too much hassle. Good scavenge reservoir, pump, and lines will be all you really need.
I would personally skip the self contained turbo oil system. Too much hassle. Good scavenge reservoir, pump, and lines will be all you really need.
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I can buy two ebay wastegates for $50 dollars each, or one name brand for $400 dollars. Many people have used ebay wastegates with great success. A name brand wastegate can still fail as well.
The biggest "fear" of using ebay parts is their potential for failure. If I have two then that completely fixes the problem. If one fails under boost the other will take over.
On top of that, I would prefer to spend $300 dollars elsewhere.
The biggest "fear" of using ebay parts is their potential for failure. If I have two then that completely fixes the problem. If one fails under boost the other will take over.
On top of that, I would prefer to spend $300 dollars elsewhere.
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Thanks for the advice ill check him out
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I can buy two ebay wastegates for $50 dollars each, or one name brand for $400 dollars. Many people have used ebay wastegates with great success. A name brand wastegate can still fail as well.
The biggest "fear" of using ebay parts is their potential for failure. If I have two then that completely fixes the problem. If one fails under boost the other will take over.
On top of that, I would prefer to spend $300 dollars elsewhere.
The biggest "fear" of using ebay parts is their potential for failure. If I have two then that completely fixes the problem. If one fails under boost the other will take over.
On top of that, I would prefer to spend $300 dollars elsewhere.
just given a warning.
Good luck on your build.
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this thread is gonna go to ****. rear mount is never a budget build. good luck. youre better off buying a used turbo kit than doing what you are trying to accomplish.