Mixed answers. BW s360 restrictor pill or not?
Mixed answers. BW s360 restrictor pill or not?
Ive searched quite a bit around the web. Full-race says they need restrictor pills on -4an and bigger.
When I bought my turbo I did not look at the paperwork, but some are saying it tells you to use -4an without restrictor.
Anyone have real info on what oil pressure these journal bearing BW s300 series are suppose to operate at?
When I bought my turbo I did not look at the paperwork, but some are saying it tells you to use -4an without restrictor.
Anyone have real info on what oil pressure these journal bearing BW s300 series are suppose to operate at?
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My S369 on a fd motor with a -4 line with no restrictors does smoke a little.I am looking into getting the oil flow restricted and see if it does stop.By the way is not the motor.My old turbonetics that i just removed it did not smoke and it had decent shaft play on it.
Mine is a -4 with a .049 nitrous pill restrictor. Way bigger than any BB restrictor and the motor makes 90+PSI and pegs the FD gauge.
I just cut off the flared end of a NPT to -4 adapter and stuck the nitrous pill in there as it has the same 37* AN flare.
I just cut off the flared end of a NPT to -4 adapter and stuck the nitrous pill in there as it has the same 37* AN flare.
You shouldn't need a restrictor unless you have a race pressure regulator or an issue causing excessively high oil pressure. I also run a -4 feed and -10 return. All modified turbo cars should have a properly vented catch can.
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Is a FD motor on a FC with a vented catch can.The turbo was purchased a couple of months ago and since the first startup it seems 2 burn a little oil.
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