Turbonetics Rebuild Needed - DIY or Send it Away?
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Turbonetics Rebuild Needed - DIY or Send it Away?
I've got a lot of blue-ish tinted smoke mostly when shifting gears and when I let of the gas pedal during mid to higher RPM; acceleration doesn't appear to have any.
The question I'm wondering is who did you guys send your turbonetics turbo off to get rebuilt and balanced? Thinking about doing myself, but the re-balancing part has me worried,
Thanks
The question I'm wondering is who did you guys send your turbonetics turbo off to get rebuilt and balanced? Thinking about doing myself, but the re-balancing part has me worried,
Thanks
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I'm not arguing that, I know the seals keep going.. but 1100 vs 250, I'm going to go with the rebuild for now as I don't even know how much more patience I can have with this vehicle and might end up selling it down the road shortly.
Anyone know where I can by the kit or where I can send it away too? I can only seem to find the big shaft kit?!
Thanks
Anyone know where I can by the kit or where I can send it away too? I can only seem to find the big shaft kit?!
Thanks
I have had really good luck with Turbonetics turbos for years both on street and full race applications with out any issues, make sure your return line is working properly and is of adequate size.
During rebuilding of a turbo it becomes crucial for re-balancing being they are known to spin up to 150,000 rpm and any imperfection can cause catastrophic failure. Just send it back into Turbonetics for their assistance on having it properly rebuild.
During rebuilding of a turbo it becomes crucial for re-balancing being they are known to spin up to 150,000 rpm and any imperfection can cause catastrophic failure. Just send it back into Turbonetics for their assistance on having it properly rebuild.
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I have had really good luck with Turbonetics turbos for years both on street and full race applications with out any issues, make sure your return line is working properly and is of adequate size.
During rebuilding of a turbo it becomes crucial for re-balancing being they are known to spin up to 150,000 rpm and any imperfection can cause catastrophic failure. Just send it back into Turbonetics for their assistance on having it properly rebuild.
During rebuilding of a turbo it becomes crucial for re-balancing being they are known to spin up to 150,000 rpm and any imperfection can cause catastrophic failure. Just send it back into Turbonetics for their assistance on having it properly rebuild.

And sending it away does sound like a good idea.
havent even got my my turbonetics kit on and the first thing i did was buy a t4 borg warner s360 and those biatches are bullit proof....the turbonetics one is gonna sit on my table as a show peice lmao
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