I can get turbos!
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WOW, Do some folks not know why OEM's started water cooling the center sections of the turbo's way back in the middle 1980's. It was for longevity. With only oil flowing through them for cooling they would fail like crazy. No coolant and oil flowing for cooling. It's not gonna last long at all. Stupid is a stupid does I guess.
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Again, I have 35,000 trouble free miles on mine so I am a believer and would gladly purchase another. Some of those miles are from being in constant boost for hundreds of miles while pulling my Ice Castle. Those things weigh a lot and when trying to hold 75mph she runs in boost.
If these things were nothing but failures then COMP would not be in business. |
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Well folks a little update on my twin 58mm BP Kit, lots of people complained about comp oil less turbos early on in my build, well guess what folks, the turbos so far work great(fingers crossed), so good that during some 3 wide racing at our local airport they bent one of my connecting rods....
So guess what showed up today? My spare block with machine work done by css, let the next stage of this build begin. |
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Nice what's long block specs your going with to take advantage of the 5858 turbos ? |
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Wiseco 9:1 Brian crower rods Upgraded oil pump Dynasty head gaskets Possibly jwt exhaust Cams Upgraded headers to, not sure which ones to go with yet. |
What were your numbers before the rod bent? Curious to see how the power delivery mid twins compare to the single.
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How much PSI were you running. I just got mine tuned last week, I had the 47mm turbos and was making 444 ft-lbs and 544 hp at 9psi. I was using the 8psi springs in the wastegates so room for more boost, but don’t want to break the motor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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