stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

i'm looking for a turbo that comes on stock cars but not watercooled. anyone know any? i'm looking to turbo my d15z1 but don't want to go through the hassle of water cooling plumbing.

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

actually there's plenty of turbo out there that is not water cooled. Try looking at junkyard. Like T3. Some turbo are not water cooled

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

You can use a water cooled turbo, but just put bolts and plug the water cooling openings

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

Why are you specifically looking for something not watercooled? The reason car manufacturers started water cooling turbo's are for prolonged life by allowing them to cool off faster. Only takes a few seconds literally to hook up the coolant lines. Plus finding a oil cooled only turbo is prolly gonna be off a much older car since most went oil/water cooled.

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

do u guys got any pics on how to route the water section of the turbo on a d-series motor?

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

I didn't even plug my holes to my water jacket. I just ran the oil to it, and got too lazy to go any further. I know that's kinda stupid of me, b/c it really should be watercooled... but... oh well. 10k miles and it's still kickin.

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

Are there any T3 .60/.63 turbos that are water cooled??

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

i would rather just hook up the water lines, the oil lines are the bitch

Re:stock turbo with no water cooling?
 

This is Jeff's old 14b setup

https://www.homemadeturbo.com/turbo_...s/14b_mini-me/

Under cooling you will see how easy it is do do it.

Pretty much anywhere around the trottle body that has a coolant/water line, you take out that hose, will be pretty small maybe 12 inches long. Then go from one of those openings you now have to the turbo, then go from the turbo back to the other end or opening of the hose you just took out. That's it your done. It doesn't matter how the water flows thru the turbo so anyway you put them will work. fine.