Can oil lines be too long?
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Re: Can oil lines be too long?
Originally Posted by jhmcrx
i think the seals are fucked too, oil leaks out of it! oh and no in-out play, very little side-side play...hypothetically typing, if my ringlands are shot around what psi would they be around?
you should test with solid 180-210 range on a d16, with it warm and at WOT. BBKA's d16 with 100K+ still tests 190psi in all 4, mine with about 8K tested 210psi in all 4.
Deviation between all 4 should be minimal, if they've got 30psi or more difference between any, thats not so good.
#12
Re: Can oil lines be too long?
Probably not the best idea to run oil into the interior of the car. Just adjust your restrictor per StealthMode instructions, and you'll be good.
It's basically this...start with the restrictor wide open, and gradually close it down until the smoking stops.
sidenote - if you have to close it all the way before the smoking stops, it's prolly time for a rebuilt turbo. (just kidding, never close it all the way)
Craig
It's basically this...start with the restrictor wide open, and gradually close it down until the smoking stops.
sidenote - if you have to close it all the way before the smoking stops, it's prolly time for a rebuilt turbo. (just kidding, never close it all the way)
Craig
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Re: Can oil lines be too long?
what if your return line is a lil too long? mine kinda goes down below the drain fitting on the pan...is it ok to just leave it, or should i cut that bitch? only thing is its gonna be a hoe to get the oil return line off the turbo cuz the way its mounted...
#14
Re: Can oil lines be too long?
Originally Posted by Paul99EX
what if your return line is a lil too long? mine kinda goes down below the drain fitting on the pan...is it ok to just leave it, or should i cut that bitch? only thing is its gonna be a hoe to get the oil return line off the turbo cuz the way its mounted...
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