Re:Opinions on remote mounted turbo systems
 

Just got it, i dont wanna have to get a new name then start @ zero again

Re:Opinions on remote mounted turbo systems
 

I hope you're kidding. :-X I'm not up on my "kits", but that is the ------- retarded. Link?
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Re:Opinions on remote mounted turbo systems
 

maybe its more efficient for them to drop the turbo in bolted to the motor on the prouction line. they dont want to drop more pumps in or have another stage in the production of the car. that would be money out there pocket

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At first i thought this was somewhere behind the front wheels but then i look and that ---- goes all the way back. There is no way that would be more efficient, lag would be crazy. I've seen turbos go under the body of cars on V configured engines when there's only a single turbo used, seing as there is no more space in the engine compartment but never that far back. Maybe they think it "feels" faster because boost hits like a mutha when it reaches the engine in that long maze of plumbing. I wonder how much more oil you have to add to compesate for the length of the oil lines :X

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i wonder how coked up thoes lines would get if they went all the way back to the engine compartment :-X

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have you guys ever seen one in person? from what ive seen it seems to work just as well.... sooo

Re:Opinions on remote mounted turbo systems
 

ya people are running them on trans ams and camaros

Re:Opinions on remote mounted turbo systems
 

here you go boost

its like 1/2 way down the page. the return goes into the botom of the oil pan WTF???

http://www.greddy.com/tech/RSX_S_TK_PART2.pdf

Re:Opinions on remote mounted turbo systems
 

I dont know but after seeing that one of my buddies f'ed up this $1.2g ball bearing turbo from simple oil line mistakes I'd still tap it up top.

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the only downside i can see is that if you want to do anything with the turbo or manifold you might have to drain the oil... well you could jsut unhook it from the turbo and leave it on there prop'd up