hatrack48

I know u dont need to hook these up but if u do, is it better to go to block or is it better to have seperate water tank with its own pump. I heard people say its not to good to run antifreeze through turbo PLEASE enlighten me

95RedEX

It really shouldn't matter what you run through it.

I would just tap a collant line and be done with it. Seems like a PIA to make a cooling system for your turbo.

JDMFantasy2K

not sure who you heard that from but i'd stop listening to them. Think about it, almost all factory cars (like mitsu's for example) use liquid cooled turbos. And what do they use for that liquid? hmm engine coolant :P

spiceisler

Ummmm..........to be correct not just liquid, but water and oil.

SunshineSketches

i run antifreeze through my turbo, stays green...everything works fine

idiot-stick

Some people go through the trouble of using a blanket to keep the turbo hot. Others prefer to run water through it to keep it cool. I'm "on the fence" on that one.

TRAILERxPARKxINC

it really depends on your turbo if your using a mitsu turbo your onna wanna hook them up they have a tendancy to go out on most dsm's just tap a cooling line and be done with it or a block lone in your head

JDMFantasy2K

no ----, i was just going on the assumption that eveyone knows turbos use oil, and if they don't know that then they're gonna have a nice paperweight.

con

I always run coolant lines if its a water cooled turbo. run it off the lines to the throttle body, doesnt take long to hook up and it makes me feel better :P

drunkinmaster1

i think that is the best way to run coolant to the turbo. and then just return it to the t-b