Boosted98gsx
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heh, no more turbine for joo!
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Does it have any shaft play now?


btw, question. Can the Cat being melted/not flowing blah blah, cause the Wheel on the turbo to snap like that? Was that the cause???? if it is, then thats what did it right?
-shane
.Trying super hard, too much backpressure, bouncing pressure off the turbine wheel, could be a ton of stuff. You still want that turbo? I'll take it off your hands if you dont,.
, Tre3zy called me, are you coming out tonight Yuri?its cool, I gave it to my friend, hes going to rebuild it., Tre3zy called me, are you coming out tonight Yuri?
-shane
Lol gl rebuilding it, I was gonna use it as a paperweight. Yeah I'm coming out tonight, but I'm boutta drop my transmission.
fasho, i may come out tonight if i get the cat done....Not likely. Turbos extract work from the energy of the exhaust. When there is a higher flow across the turbine, the turbo spins faster. A higher flow level can be accomplished by eliminating restrictions after the turbo, not by adding them.btw, question. Can the Cat being melted/not flowing blah blah, cause the Wheel on the turbo to snap like that? Was that the cause???? if it is, then thats what did it right?
-shane
Looks like it had been shaving the housing, so something was out of balance or bent. Probably causing the noise he heard at the beginning. I'm sure that when he dropped the downpipe, saw big boost and oil pressure, that's likely when the bad oil seals really failed in their duty. Then the CHRA puked even more oil everywhere and the shaft started doing the harlem shuffle.What the hell did you do to that poor turbo WTF
Dayum. So was the wheel melted or did the shaft sheer? Because if that was an MHI the exhaust wheel should be attached to the shaft. Justing posted some pics the other day thats why I stated the wheel couldnt have fallen off if you didnt have shaft play.
What the hell did you do to that poor turbo WTF
Not likely. Turbos extract work from the energy of the exhaust. When there is a higher flow across the turbine, the turbo spins faster. A higher flow level can be accomplished by eliminating restrictions after the turbo, not by adding them.
Think of it like this, if the pressure in the exhaust manifold was pretty close to the pressure after the turbine and before entering the cat, do you think very much exhaust energy would be available to spin the turbine? What about if the pressure in the manifold was 5-10 times the pressure after the turbine wheel? The clogged cat may have been the only thing keeping the turbo together this long.
Whole system exhaust backpressure is never a good thing. Especially on a turbo engine.
Looks like it had been shaving the housing, so something was out of balance or bent. Probably causing the noise he heard at the beginning. I'm sure that when he dropped the downpipe, saw big boost and oil pressure, that's likely when the bad oil seals really failed in their duty. Then the CHRA puked even more oil everywhere and the shaft started doing the harlem shuffle.
But Jus might be able to diagnose it better. I'm just wondering if the compressor side didn't shit the bed as well.
, uhm no i still have that whining noise once in awhile, but its from a loose intake tract..........damn my boost set all the way out is 15-16 psi. I know its bad without a tune, and now my rpm wire failed on my safc