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New issue, what do you think?
....the PTE DSM bolt-on housing for that turbo is well-known for melting turbine inducer tips due to excessive backpressure.
It's a race turbo. Anything making over 50-55 lb/min or so for our cars should really be considered a race-only turbo because of the power they generate.Is that turbo a good street turbo or is it more of a drag turbo, I just don't want to have all the engine and a turbo to small for the motor, if that makes any sence.
That's the difference between running a 10 at 128mph (small turbo, hell of a driver) or running a 10 at 140mph (large turbo, slower & safer shifting).What kinda 10's..Cause people have went tens on the little 68hta..Little as compared to a 35r..
...but the 35R isn't going to hit NEARLY as hard as the 68HTA under 4k. All depends on whether you prefer power or torque, as well as how quick you can shift going down the track.And the 68hta probably isn't going to be NEARLY as badass as a 35r..
...But the 35R isn't going to hit NEARLY as hard as the 68HTA under 4k. All depends on whether you prefer power or torque, as well as how quick you can shift going down the track.
Hope and pray that something in your engine isn't going to continue to fill the turbo with metal or you'll be in deep shit no matter what turbo you're using. You may as well run a garbage eBay 16G until you can figure out what's causing the oil contamination as the inline filters are just a failsafe in the event of an engine problem and aren't really designed to keep the turbo clean at all times.I am breaking in a new motor ( forged pistons, rods) and I boned one turbo with contaiminents in the oil. I am feeding a Evo 16g from the oil filter housing with an aftermarket braided steel line.
Forced Performance is rebuilding the turbo. This time, I am using a Forced Performance line with one of their in line filters (.0125) ....is there anything else I can do to prevent this from happening again?
I will probably feed the next turbo from the head, but right now, I am committed ( money wise) to the set up I have now....
Thanks for your time,
Matt