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Posts posted by ROTABOOST
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Should have been checked as a baseline before mapping but as above id say it's pointing to timing. That would make it feel laggy too. Mine made 245hp @ 1.1!
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Has anybody ever shelled out the ££££ and converted to a dog box? Lol
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Best bet is silicone hoses mate, places like auto silicone hoses online sell any size, any bend etc and they sell the aluminium pipe to go between hoses
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I guessed as much, core houses the bearings, all that will do is chew itself to pieces as soon as it turns without a bearing to support the load. Only way it would be viable is to machine the rear housing to accept a sealed roller bearing, however I don't think that would even last long due to the lateral loading of the belt tension onto the shaft.
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Are you running an oil feed to the turbo?
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Still got these mate???? In desperate need!
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Doesn't matter, it's not the exhaust that makes a turbo require an intercooler, it's the fact that any time you compress air you generate heat
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Somebody buy these....................bargain!
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You will be able to do a set up like mine above with the power steering. The original PAS belt needs to be changed from a 4PK920 to a 4PK898. That brings the pump right down on the mounts and gives enough clearance
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Pm'd 4efteboost
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Never had an issue mate, sits right behind my number plate so the plate acts like a shield to stop any ingress
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It's an ITG mate, I can get you the part no. If you need, it's the perfect size for mine and being foam it has a bit of flexibility. I had a blitz too, bloody huge and wouldn't fit anywhere
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As above mate if it's popping out of gear then the box has a fault
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My set up, tight as a tiger but works well
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It'll be to do with the ICV. I removed both parts of mine and no longer have the issue
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Glad you found the problem bud
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Yeah the tyres are spot on mate!
AC removal shorter belt
in Intake, Turbo & Exhaust
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Go into any motor factors and ask for a 4PK920. That's the belt you need. About £5