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b2khonda 07-03-2009 12:28 AM

the d series upgrade
 
hey guys two questions....
just bought a big 16g evo turbo with a 9.8 wheel to replace my cracked and leaky 14b on my d16y8.

1st question.... does anyone know what the stock internal wastegate actuator opens at on this turbo so i can decide whether or not to buy a boost controller because i can't be running 18psi on this turbo on a stock bottom end.

2nd question.... do you run the coolant lines to this turbo? i just plugged mine on the 14b but since this turbo is slightly bigger should i run them?

thanks.... hope my first thread post on here gets me some good feedback

sirclay 07-03-2009 02:56 AM

it never hurts to run those coolant lines, i ran mine just T'd into a heater hose and the coolant temp sensor

b2khonda 07-03-2009 07:57 AM

ok, is it a necessity though? i know the main reason for those is because at one point the car had a warranty so everyone wanted to make sure they stayed cool even though the oil does a well enough job at it..... do you have a pic though of your setup?

rexsk8er 07-03-2009 11:25 AM

its not necessary, but if you think about it do stock cars have a turbo timer?


no, a turbo will coke up the oil when the oil stops flowing after a hard run with alot of heatsoak, so if you have a turbo-timer or dont have a problem giving the turbo some cool down time itll be ok, but if your impatient or dont have a turbo timer id hook up the coolant lines..

just another security measure imo

b2khonda 07-04-2009 12:56 PM

ok, i am just buying those coolant lines from napa because i can't find them anywhere online, does anyone have a pic of where they ran them to?
this is my first setup and i am starting to get a little overwhelmed haha could really use some help


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