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Turbo installed (finally)

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pr0

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May 1, 2004
Calgary,
Well the (hahn) early fuel kit arrived earlier this week so I decided to get everything on asap. A good friend of mine (legendboy) helped with the install and so far its great :cool: however, I am having some issues with that shitty fuel pump. Its the external one and its a noisy pos, I was wondering if there is anyway to minimize this noise. Probably wrap it in Dynamat or something? :|

Also the bov (Greddy Type-S) I can barely hear, is this normal? If it is, great but I just wanted to make sure that is not hurting anything. :| The last thing I want is blow back. The bov isn't adjusted, it was just thrown on without setting.

Another issue is the AC lines, its very close to the downpipe, what should I do about that? I need to insulate it somehow.

I'll post pics tomorrow, I have a headache right now and its dark. :toobad:
 
pr0 said:
Well the (hahn) early fuel kit arrived earlier this week so I decided to get everything on asap. A good friend of mine (legendboy) helped with the install and so far its great :cool: however, I am having some issues with that shitty fuel pump. Its the external one and its a noisy pos, I was wondering if there is anyway to minimize this noise. Probably wrap it in Dynamat or something? :|

Also the bov (Greddy Type-S) I can barely hear, is this normal? If it is, great but I just wanted to make sure that is not hurting anything. :| The last thing I want is blow back. The bov isn't adjusted, it was just thrown on without setting.

Another issue is the AC lines, its very close to the downpipe, what should I do about that? I need to insulate it somehow.

I'll post pics tomorrow, I have a headache right now and its dark. :toobad:

Good job on the install!

Nothing you can do about the sound of the fuel pump. Turn your stereo up don't wrap it in anything.

You need to loosen the adjustment screw on the BOV, don't let it leak out air though. If you have it too tight, you will have compressor surge.

Bend your A/C lines back a little bit or just take the whole damn A/C out..You shouldn't need it in Canada, I only use mine a couple days out of the year and I live in Oregon. I took mine out :thumb:
 
selmerguy said:
the ac lines are close??? if this is so then wrap them in headder os something. i didn't use a greddy bov but my turbop xs was loud as shit at 5.8 psi.

i'll try that but what is headder?

turboed420A said:
Good job on the install!

Nothing you can do about the sound of the fuel pump. Turn your stereo up don't wrap it in anything.

You need to loosen the adjustment screw on the BOV, don't let it leak out air though. If you have it too tight, you will have compressor surge.

Bend your A/C lines back a little bit or just take the whole damn A/C out..You shouldn't need it in Canada, I only use mine a couple days out of the year and I live in Oregon. I took mine out :thumb:

So for the BOV, I should make it softer?

But yea I was debating about the A/C but sometimes it gets really hot here and stays hot for weeks.

Also one more question, I have tons of small parts left over from the kit, is this normal? They left out some clamps and a hose which I had to buy though OMG
 
you don''t need to recirculate.
Venting is fine
If you here a "flutter" sound when you left off the gas you need to make your type-s softer
the flutter sound is due to the compressor surging because the BOV is to tight or Harder.
 
pr0 said:
Cool, so how would I go about venting it?

WTF uhh just dont connect the BOV tube to anything... :|

EDIT: your venting right now, look at your pic, BOV goes no where :thumb:

EDIT 2: hey man you think you could snap some pics of the wastegate actuator for me? i wanna get a look at the clearance of the starter... i would appreciate it alot
 
GSGoinFast said:
WTF uhh just dont connect the BOV tube to anything... :|

EDIT: your venting right now, look at your pic, BOV goes no where :thumb:

EDIT 2: hey man you think you could snap some pics of the wastegate actuator for me? i wanna get a look at the clearance of the starter... i would appreciate it alot

Okay cool! I just wanted to make sure :cool: I'll try and get a pic of the wastegate actuator tomorrow. :D
 
man with that turbo right up front in your face .... thats bad assss :thumb:
 
hey pr0.... i'm from calgary too... did you buy a kit, or did you piece together your own... if you did piece one together... could you help me out and piece one together as well... and if you're willing.. how about help with the install as well..
 
on that picture of your newly mounted turbo, can you show me where the BOV is? And also, do only turbos have these? Im new to the turbo world...so i'm really clueless :-/
 
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