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Simple question, On a Holset Hx35 would a 7blade wheel be a direct swap for my 8blade?? Thanks in advance!
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jusmx141 said:It sounds to me like the head of the actuator is smashed inward slightly, not allowing the actuator arm to fully retract. This is fairly common, and most guys will just replace the actuator....although this is repairable if you have a bench vise and a prybar.DSMunknown said:Hey J-
I got one sitting around in the basement. When the actuator is bolted up, it already has the flapper open partially (IDK, maybe an 1/6th of an inch or so). I know my T25 didn't do that. I tried adding in 3-4 washers in between where the actuator mounts to the towers, thus having the flapper in the closed position. Normal, or should I be looking for another one?
Take care
Anthony
I'll try to explain this as best as possible- I should make a tech article on this with as many smashed actuators as I've repaired.
- Look at the stepdown on the actuator head that's closest to the base. This stepdown shouldn't be pushed inward whatsoever- it should be perpendicular with the bracket mount at the base of the actuator head:
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- If it's pressed inward, it will not only limit the amount of travel that the actuator can open, but it will also not allow the actuator to fully retract and hold the flapper completely shut.
- If yours is pressed inward, try clamping the actuator bracket in a bench vise and use a prybar to GENTLY restore the head to it's original state. I can't stress gently enough...if you're too rough you'll bend the actuator bracket or damage the head enought to ruin the actuator.
- You'll need to be creative here- there's not a lot of places to pry against. I normally use some wedges and wood blocks to get the job done.
Let me know if you have any questions- I know this is alot to understand.
~Jus


I only kept it because of the beneficial info for others in the community. I was going to post it up a while ago myself in the Tech section, but you know what they say about procrastinators.... And now we have this great thread! 
.Big 16G, ported and clipped 15*. Nothing special- a clip on a Big 16G is actually a complete waste of resources unless you're running a lot of boost or have an engine with more displacement than stock.Guess i can join in on the fun. I got this turbo with my car and the numbers show its a big 16g it looks ported and clipped or do you see anything different like could it be a bastard 20g etc.
Yup- every single one is smaller and has less potential than a 14B, so I'd be selling them all on eBay if I were in your shoes and buying something that is actually worth installing.can you give me some info on Volvo\mitsu Turbos? I have a small collection of them, TDO4HL-13C-6, TDO4HL-13G, TDO4HL-15G, TDO4HL-15T, TDO4HL-19T
can you give me any info on these? are they any good? General, to some, to an extensive amount of info. any of which would be appreciated...
A complete waste of time and injector for a turbo that is not much larger than a T25 in terms of mass airflow. As stated above, you would be better-off selling that unit and all the others for double what you paid and buying a good used Evo III 16G with your winnings.right now I have a setup ready to install at anytime with a TD04HL-15G, all coolant lines, oil feed\return, and everything ready to go, fitted on a 2G Ported Manifold with a port matched Mitsu to T3 style flange adapter and 800cc injectors.. Have not tested set up tho.
Big 16G, ported and clipped 15*. Nothing special- a clip on a Big 16G is actually a complete waste of resources unless you're running a lot of boost or have an engine with more displacement than stock.
Yup- every single one is smaller and has less potential than a 14B, so I'd be selling them all on eBay if I were in your shoes and buying something that is actually worth installing.
A complete waste of time and injector for a turbo that is not much larger than a T25 in terms of mass airflow. As stated above, you would be better-off selling that unit and all the others for double what you paid and buying a good used Evo III 16G with your winnings.
They're feeding one side of a 3.0, so a 34 lb/min turbo feeding a 1.5L engine in an AWD platform could equal 10's. Hell we have 16G guys going 10's with a 40 lb/min turbo on a 2.0.I see 3kgt guys run 10's on dual 15G's and it's pretty impressive, this is what raised my curiousity.
Frank L2's have a TD06 turbine.
Are you looking at the revised FP HTA Green or one of the older Greens with a T04E50 compressor and TD06H turbine?
What have you heard about the new FP Green?
Anyone thats ran it yet?

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