noob question help please....
#1
noob question help please....
so i was at the junkyard today and i found a volvo with the turbo still installed
-first car was a volvo 740turbo but it had shaft play... where can i get a rebuilt kit for that turbo incase of purchase...?
or how big is it at least
can i use it on a b16
-first car was a volvo 740turbo but it had shaft play... where can i get a rebuilt kit for that turbo incase of purchase...?
or how big is it at least
can i use it on a b16
#2
Re: noob question help please....
it doesn't make sense to do a rebuild yourself. too much stuff can go wrong, then your out the cost of the turbo and rebuild kit. have it done professionally is your best bet.
can i use it on a b16
could you be more vague? you can use it on any motor you like, hell i bet you could boost your fridge if you wanted to.
Originally Posted by Morphina
can i use it on a b16
#3
Re: noob question help please....
Originally Posted by onlyflash944
it doesn't make sense to do a rebuild yourself. too much stuff can go wrong, then your out the cost of the turbo and rebuild kit. have it done professionally is your best bet.
could you be more vague? you can use it on any motor you like, hell i bet you could boost your fridge if you wanted to.
could you be more vague? you can use it on any motor you like, hell i bet you could boost your fridge if you wanted to.
#7
Re: noob question help please....
Originally Posted by biscuit
It's not that hard to rebuild a turbo.
#8
Re: noob question help please....
Originally Posted by biscuit
It's not that hard to rebuild a turbo. Just make sure you mark the shaft well when you disassemble it. All it consists of is 2 bearings some snap rings and a thrust washer.
#9
Re: noob question help please....
Originally Posted by biscuit
It's not that hard to rebuild a turbo. Just make sure you mark the shaft well when you disassemble it. All it consists of is 2 bearings some snap rings and a thrust washer.
#10
Re: noob question help please....
to each his own. i think 200 bucks and let blaast do it the right way instead of 80 bucks for a rebuild kit and chance the -----up is the way to go, if you can afford it.
op, hope the discussion helps
op, hope the discussion helps