Take a look at this turbo for me guys
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Take a look at this turbo for me guys
Hey,
Im looking to buy a used s5 turbo off another member and at first glance this turbo looked allright to me but then i looked a little harder at the rear compressor wheel of the turbo (i thkn thats what they call it) looks like the fins are severly clipped. Take a look at it its wierd. The pic is also pretty shitty and it might just be the light but before i get this thing which is said to be working take a look at this pic for me guys.
Thanks.
Im looking to buy a used s5 turbo off another member and at first glance this turbo looked allright to me but then i looked a little harder at the rear compressor wheel of the turbo (i thkn thats what they call it) looks like the fins are severly clipped. Take a look at it its wierd. The pic is also pretty shitty and it might just be the light but before i get this thing which is said to be working take a look at this pic for me guys.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by classicauto
whats that word....
its starts with foo (FU)
....
and ends with bar
....
and there might be a "D" somewhere after that
its starts with foo (FU)
....
and ends with bar
....
and there might be a "D" somewhere after that
fubarred?
Yes that turbo definatly looks fubarred
Last edited by 88t2romad; Apr 5, 2006 at 09:39 AM. Reason: i suck at life
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Used turbos are a gamble unles you have them pull the hotside off and maybe the compressor to get a good view at the stuff.
Here is a common and bad problem seen on the hotsides. The crack when heated will protrude and then start munching up the exhaust fins.
You can't see this crack unless you remove the hotside.
The compressor was harder for me to ID. My turbo builder after cleaning found that it was too pitted to use(from debri hitting it and salt water corrosion type thing).
Here is a common and bad problem seen on the hotsides. The crack when heated will protrude and then start munching up the exhaust fins.
You can't see this crack unless you remove the hotside.
The compressor was harder for me to ID. My turbo builder after cleaning found that it was too pitted to use(from debri hitting it and salt water corrosion type thing).
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Yeah thats what i thought too after looking at it just wanted to get second opinions. Thanks a lot guys for helpin a brother out. I dident buy it luckily and id rather not say who the person is selling it because i dont think hes aware of it YET. But it is in the parts for sale section.
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good lord that wheel has tasted a bit of metal in its day. run like the plague if he wants more than 30 bucks.
my old t3/t4b looked better than that after having snacked on #1 and #4 ringlands off my accord.
my old t3/t4b looked better than that after having snacked on #1 and #4 ringlands off my accord.
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