Oil Restrictor Size for Holset HX40 and H1E
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Oil Restrictor Size for Holset HX40 and H1E
Hi there guy's can anyone recommend whether I need to put and oil restrictor in my HX40 and H1E oil lines? I looked inside the housing and it looks like they may have restricted the flow internally but I am not sure. Please can someone confirm and if so what size I should use?
If I didn't restrict the flow what would happen? Loose oil pressure and or flow in the rest of the engine?
Thank you
Lee
If I didn't restrict the flow what would happen? Loose oil pressure and or flow in the rest of the engine?
Thank you
Lee
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Guy's have either of you measure the oil flow through your holset to check what it is? Holset apparently recommend 2litre/min at idle. Also what size oil drain fittings have you got? It is apparently recommended 19mm ID (3/4") that's pretty dam big and I guess too small a drain would essentially cause the turbo to back up with oil?
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Where'd everyone get their restrictors and what's the thread pitch or w/e?
Same for the oil drain part...where'd you all get yours?
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc
Was looking around here, but need to know what would fit my HX40
Same for the oil drain part...where'd you all get yours?
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc
Was looking around here, but need to know what would fit my HX40
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Just had a thought on the oil drain side.. Surely the drain hole into the block of the FD3 is only 1/2" anway. maybe 9/16" best case.. Did you uy's open up the hole or have you retained a stock size fittng on the bock? Woul dbe good to see a pc if anyone has one handy.
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I left the oil return stock. I hacked up the stock flange and welded some 1/2" tubing and the -10 fitting on..
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Hey man,
I can't answer the question directly but I took mine to a local hydraulic fittings shop and they picked something out.. I have a feeling it's a plain metric thread off the top of my head M10? Measure the OD and get a metric bolt to try. Might be M12?
Good luck
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I can't answer the question directly but I took mine to a local hydraulic fittings shop and they picked something out.. I have a feeling it's a plain metric thread off the top of my head M10? Measure the OD and get a metric bolt to try. Might be M12?
Good luck
Lee
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Bumping this up, I am throwing my WH1E in this week and cant find a pipe thread fitting that matched the feed thread size, no npt fittings mate up. Im also looking to find a restrictor like posted above, ideas?
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Good find there buddy,
Have you go a part number for it? Is it a Holset part? I made mine using adaptors and a threaded insert so I can unscew my restrictor and change it if need be as I could find no definite size for it.. I ended up going with 1.5mm after trying 2mm and getting smoke! Been perfect since.
What's the rest of your setup? Interested to hear how it goes.. I have currently just run in after a rebuild and mapped at about 10psi wastegate pressure I am getting 305bhp at the hubs. Next plan is to push the boost up a bit!
Have you go a part number for it? Is it a Holset part? I made mine using adaptors and a threaded insert so I can unscew my restrictor and change it if need be as I could find no definite size for it.. I ended up going with 1.5mm after trying 2mm and getting smoke! Been perfect since.
What's the rest of your setup? Interested to hear how it goes.. I have currently just run in after a rebuild and mapped at about 10psi wastegate pressure I am getting 305bhp at the hubs. Next plan is to push the boost up a bit!