Black Magic - 1991 SSE - Turbo
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WOW!
I'm pretty sure you let it slip weeks ago, specifically saying turbo
I can't find the comment though
She is definately a sleeper
Gotta love the sound of the turbo spooling up
I'm pretty sure you let it slip weeks ago, specifically saying turbo
I can't find the comment though
She is definately a sleeper
Gotta love the sound of the turbo spooling up
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heh, I'm remembering more and more turbo stuff as I go on.
Are you doing any 'turbo timer' of any sorts? It'* important that you let the car idle and cool down the turbo a bit for a little while after a drive, the turbo timer is just like an inverse remote starter that lets the car sit and cool while you walk away. Temps are more finicky with a turbo than a blower I'd assume, always get up to full operating temp before boosting too, but I'm sure you know that one
How about "priming the turbo" on oil changes?
Are you doing any 'turbo timer' of any sorts? It'* important that you let the car idle and cool down the turbo a bit for a little while after a drive, the turbo timer is just like an inverse remote starter that lets the car sit and cool while you walk away. Temps are more finicky with a turbo than a blower I'd assume, always get up to full operating temp before boosting too, but I'm sure you know that one
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How about "priming the turbo" on oil changes?
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HOLY ****!!!!
Turbo SSE.. that is soooo tight!! wow, i feel bad for ever saying a damn thing. This guy is innovative! That stable you've got there is IMPRESSIVE!
Got Turbo?
Turbo SSE.. that is soooo tight!! wow, i feel bad for ever saying a damn thing. This guy is innovative! That stable you've got there is IMPRESSIVE!
Got Turbo?
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Originally Posted by BonneAlien
This guy is innovative! That stable you've got there is IMPRESSIVE!
As for the timer to cool the turbo, we are installed extra fans, with probably a timer on them to aid in keeping the turbo cool.
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Originally Posted by Merlin 91/97
As for the timer to cool the turbo, we are installed extra fans, with probably a timer on them to aid in keeping the turbo cool.
Because the reason you have to let them run at idle after driving.....ESPECIALLY hard driving (
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If you're gonna just add extra fans to the radiator, it will help...To a certain extent.