installing turbo during winter
#12
Re:installing turbo during winter
i just did mine in the winter
been workin onthis kit for almost a year on and off
any the winter break was the best time to get it done.
didn't want to wait til summer cause i wanna go to the track inthe spring
woohooooo
been workin onthis kit for almost a year on and off
any the winter break was the best time to get it done.
didn't want to wait til summer cause i wanna go to the track inthe spring
woohooooo
#13
Re:installing turbo during winter
One thing I've found in the past is that cold motor assembly is bad. You wouldn't think so but assembling a motor in sub-zero temps throws all your clearances and torque specs way out of whack.
It's been -25C here all week and you can't work outside without some thick gloves. The wrenches literally freeze your hands.
-Michael
It's been -25C here all week and you can't work outside without some thick gloves. The wrenches literally freeze your hands.
-Michael
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