svo_thunderchicken
Joined:
Jul 2005
Kingsport, TN.
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i desided not to rebuild the turbo when i had it out to install the svo compressor, it had some play, but i jsut put it together anyways, no evidence of damage on copressor wheel or old compressor housing.... but i still have dreams of it making squiling noises when i start it up in 2 weeks and sending metal shavings into my motor and exploding and killing my dog... hehe
Tell me it will be allright :-P
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Pete D
Joined:
Apr 2001
Northern OH
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Might want to use a new oil supply line. If you install an Intercooler, it will catch (probably) catch any shavings  Seriously, just disconnect the coil wire and crank the engine for a minute before you fire it up.
Pete Dunham
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svo_thunderchicken
Joined:
Jul 2005
Kingsport, TN.
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ok, your the 50th person to tell me to get a oil supply line, where do i get one at? and is there a easier way to connect the oil drain line when i install the turbo?
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Pete D
Joined:
Apr 2001
Northern OH
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Quote: your the 50th person to tell me to get a oil supply line, where do i get one at?
I'm not sure if you can still find the originals or not. Some bend and flare their own out of SS brakke line. There are a few vendors making braided lines or you can make your own,
You can get braided and repo stock feed lines here:
http://home.flash.net/~jewhelan/svo.htm
Braided lines:
http://www.maxpsiracing.com/
http://www.stinger-performance.com/
Reinstall that oil return line real carefully. The stock ones are real expensive to replace. Scroll down the page of the first link above to see what I mean.
Pete Dunham
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svo_thunderchicken
Joined:
Jul 2005
Kingsport, TN.
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that max psi feed and return line kit is really looking good to me right now.. what you think?
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Pete D
Joined:
Apr 2001
Northern OH
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Quote:what you think?
Haven't tried either personally, yet. Ask others.
Pete Dunham
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svo_thunderchicken
Joined:
Jul 2005
Kingsport, TN.
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well after using the search tool, its seems like a good idea to me
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