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Travis Trayhern Proficient

Travis Trayhern

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Hey all

Any one got tips on what they learnt from removing engine parts to get to the turbo any help full tips hints

can you pass them my way,

blow my oil rings on the turbo FUN FUN

THanks

mate start by taking all the hoses, intercooler pipes off and vacuum lines then you can see the thing then take ya exhaust off then oil water lines then unbolt ya flang and walla ya got a turbo out. you got it easy i tell ya know ya should try doing it in a rb26 dam....

FATAZZ Grand Master

FATAZZ

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good chance you'll have to replace some bolts,they're old.

can of WD40 helps. not just 1 type of spanner,use open end,ring,socket spanners and also a socket set with

some extension bars may help.

i found i needed like 2 different spaners just to work 1 bolt from the dump-turbo.

its like a puzzle,can only go together 1 way so you cant really stuff it up.

goodluck

_x_FiReStOrM_x_ Community Regular

_x_FiReStOrM_x_

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One tip if you have the stock dump pipe; unbolt the dump pipe from the front pipe and leave the dump pipe connected to the turbo. Then remove the turbo and dump together as one part and unbolt the dump from the turbo out of the car. Just seemed to make life easier instead of fumbling around undoing the nuts at the back of the dump.

Drift_R32 Newbie

Drift_R32

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;) Thanks all for the tips :D

i now have the turbo out and now to replace it. :)

is there any thing i should replace on the motor that are easyer to replace now that i have the turbo out

thanks once again for your input champs :)

** what do people think of vg30 turbo**

or what other turbo that good to put on my rb20

not looking to of the range just pulling 200kw for a year or so then a Rb25 conv will be done

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I'm running an rb25 nylon wheel turbo on my 20 @ just under 1bar, starts spooling around 2000rpm'ish.. full boost by 3600ish, thats with cam gears also.

Great midrange with basically fark all lag! pulls hard enough to around ~6500-6800rpm.

Great upgrade for a direct, no stuffing around, bolt on.

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