Need Play By Play On Single Turbo Install
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Need Play By Play On Single Turbo Install
hey all i can not find anything on pic or just basic info on a T-78 install, i got all the parts i would need, but would really like to know first hand from someone that can share and work with me on how to intall this, i have pretty much worked on my own FD7 but i think this will be a challenge so please can anyone help, and YES I HAVE TRIED TO LOOK IT UP !!!!!!!!!! but the proxy keeps mesing up
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I did mine without instructions and I found it easy.
Start removing all your crap (stock turbos, ic, pipes, downpipe, manifold, and even pS or AC if you will.
BOlt the manifold on. place the downpipe in but dont bolt it on. bolt turbo on . bolt downpipe in, bolt wastegate.
Also you might have to loosen the back of the compressor housing on the turbo to make it fit or connect to your IC pipes.
And I had to pry the engine back a bit to get the manifold in (tight fit on those long studs.)
fmic Intercooler/ radiator is easy too, if you need help pm me.
Start removing all your crap (stock turbos, ic, pipes, downpipe, manifold, and even pS or AC if you will.
BOlt the manifold on. place the downpipe in but dont bolt it on. bolt turbo on . bolt downpipe in, bolt wastegate.
Also you might have to loosen the back of the compressor housing on the turbo to make it fit or connect to your IC pipes.
And I had to pry the engine back a bit to get the manifold in (tight fit on those long studs.)
fmic Intercooler/ radiator is easy too, if you need help pm me.
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hey guy i woul relaly like your help im juggleing to see if i want to do this on my own, i so much enjoy working on my own car, i think what i need is a how to hook up the oil and colant lines and all that stuff if i had some pics that would really help thanks
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When you take off your stock turbos you will see and have lots more room to work with.
The *greddy t-78 is not water cooled, so you dont have to worry about hooking up water lines. Simply block them off.
YOu are going to use the stock oil feed line that initially supplied oil to the twins to supply yout t-78.
. It hags over top, and even screwes directly on to the oil feed line supplied with your greddy t-78 turbo. (if you got one)
Then all you need to do is run the oil return to any of the two oil return ports on the bottom of your block. There will be one left that you didnt use, so block it off.
The *greddy t-78 is not water cooled, so you dont have to worry about hooking up water lines. Simply block them off.
YOu are going to use the stock oil feed line that initially supplied oil to the twins to supply yout t-78.
. It hags over top, and even screwes directly on to the oil feed line supplied with your greddy t-78 turbo. (if you got one)
Then all you need to do is run the oil return to any of the two oil return ports on the bottom of your block. There will be one left that you didnt use, so block it off.
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Originally Posted by iceman4357
http://dave.newbern.org/gallery/album01/abb
75 picture sequence on how to do single.
75 picture sequence on how to do single.
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ooooooooooooooooo man iceman thanks man so so so much that helps out i hope that all that are looking for the same thing this will hel. but ? how does the wastegate fit on the downpipe, does it have to have a bung