Anyone with water cooled turbo?
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Ok let me clarify, what are the size (ie 16mm, 1/2", etc?) are the coolant threads in your turbo? Further more, Im wondering what type of gasket you used for your turbo coolant fittings? In the past Ive copper and aluminum washers for my banjo bolt fittings, but Ive decided to ditch them for an 18mm to -8AN fitting which came with a rubber o-ring. Do you guys think the O-ring will hold up to the heat of the turbo and if so, would it be any better than the copper or aluminum washers?
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Ok let me clarify, what are the size (ie 16mm, 1/2", etc?) are the coolant threads in your turbo? Further more, Im wondering what type of gasket you used for your turbo coolant fittings? In the past Ive copper and aluminum washers for my banjo bolt fittings, but Ive decided to ditch them for an 18mm to -8AN fitting which came with a rubber o-ring. Do you guys think the O-ring will hold up to the heat of the turbo and if so, would it be any better than the copper or aluminum washers?
On my 240 i just re-used oem banjofittings from my old t25 and old t28. Not sure about the o-ring either, allot of the SS turbo line kits i have looked at didn't have o rings. Mebey someone else will chime in.
What turbo do you have?
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Not sure on most of this stuff, My reply was to the question about where to tap for coolant.
On my 240 i just re-used oem banjofittings from my old t25 and old t28. Not sure about the o-ring either, allot of the SS turbo line kits i have looked at didn't have o rings. Mebey someone else will chime in.
What turbo do you have?
On my 240 i just re-used oem banjofittings from my old t25 and old t28. Not sure about the o-ring either, allot of the SS turbo line kits i have looked at didn't have o rings. Mebey someone else will chime in.
What turbo do you have?
I have also heard of people using the TB coolant lines, but since they are less than 9mm and the coolant fittings on my turbo are 18mm, I tapped into the lines that go to the heater core.
My turbo is a large shaft T3 with stage 2 wheels and .82 exhaust housing. (only 440hp capable)
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i'm running AN6 lines. it's getting the feed from the coolant lines after the TB. you don't want to use the turbo to heat up the TB.
the fittings on the turbo depends on size of fitting and what hose size. i think on mine is a pipe thread so some teflon sealant was ok for it.
you can use either copper or alum washers.
the fittings on the turbo depends on size of fitting and what hose size. i think on mine is a pipe thread so some teflon sealant was ok for it.
you can use either copper or alum washers.
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??? This sounds like a good solution, except for the fuel pump with water.......
There is no way you can get a fuel pump to move water; I fried 4 fuel pumps trying to get them to move water. Finally a buddy explained that the putting a fuel pump in water would instantly kill it. I dont remember exactly why, but water + fuel pump = instant dead fuel pump.
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get an electric coolant pump from an early mercedes. its a pump that pumps it to the heater core.
in my case i did use the coolant lone that goes to the TB but right after the turbos im using a small cooler to lower the temps which is placed right in front of the radiator.
in my case i did use the coolant lone that goes to the TB but right after the turbos im using a small cooler to lower the temps which is placed right in front of the radiator.
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