Larger turbo.
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Larger turbo.
I was wondering when some of you guys go with a larger turbo do you stick with water and oil cooled or if you just go with oil cooled? If you guys just go with oil cooled how do you go about blocking off the coolant lines?
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^ Exactly.
I don't see the point of not buying a water cooled turbo. For a daily driver application it's the only way to go as it basically eliminates all the silliness and concern associated with having to idle down the car, oil "coaking", turbo timers, etc. Really, most quality aftermarket turbos (not eBay Chinachargers) already have water cooling ports. For example, the entire Garrett GT series. It really is only a minimal amount of labor to connect up the water cooling lines from the water pump housing (tap the back of it for 1/4" NPT) considering the benefit.
I don't see the point of not buying a water cooled turbo. For a daily driver application it's the only way to go as it basically eliminates all the silliness and concern associated with having to idle down the car, oil "coaking", turbo timers, etc. Really, most quality aftermarket turbos (not eBay Chinachargers) already have water cooling ports. For example, the entire Garrett GT series. It really is only a minimal amount of labor to connect up the water cooling lines from the water pump housing (tap the back of it for 1/4" NPT) considering the benefit.
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