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  1. #25
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    lol, u cant compare the cost to rebuild a turbine, to that of an engine. Depending on the type, u can have them rebuilt for as low as 300, new ones bought for around $1000.
    That bacl smoke pouring out the back of skylines isnt because of the oil seals on thier turbo, its cuase the skyline computers are dumb as shit, and are tuned for japanese conditions.
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    Two turbos, is better then one.

  2. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by Weq
    lol, u cant compare the cost to rebuild a turbine, to that of an engine. Depending on the type, u can have them rebuilt for as low as 300, new ones bought for around $1000.
    That bacl smoke pouring out the back of skylines isnt because of the oil seals on thier turbo, its cuase the skyline computers are dumb as shit, and are tuned for japanese conditions.
    skyline turbos are ceramic wheels which aid with spool up, but once boosted, expect to see parts of the wheel being munched up through the turbo....

  3. #27
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    yup black smoke = running rich

    easy to have happen, esp. if you go changing exhausts etc, or upping boost, with the standard ECU in place unmodified.

    If it was the turbo that was gone, you'd be seeing blue'ish smoke cos of the oil


  4. #28
    so WHY DONT get a turbo ?

    *wait for it...*



    BECAUSE they SUCK !



    tetehheheheh....sorry ill shut up now. 8)

  5. #29
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    Quote Originally Posted by AP1 F20c
    Quote Originally Posted by fueltank
    why would you need to rebuild the turbo?
    Wear and tear buddy nothing technical, if you do a read-up on how turbines work and how high their RPMs spin to produce the phenomenon power, you'd understand why it has a very short lifetime when compared to NA tuned cars. Not to mention, the older the turbine is, the less efficient it gets and the higher the boost you run, the faster your internals wear. Unlike compared to NA if you constantly maintain a good service history, it doesn't wear out as quickly as TA cars. Realize how those grey imports Skylines you see around the roads constantly pour our black smoke when they gun it? And compare that to a same generation VTi-R for comparisons sake, you'd understand which is more efficient with a higher durability.
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    My turbo has done over 90,000kms without a rebuild?
    How soon you need a rebuild depends how much boost you run in relation to the turbo's efficiency range. But yes you're correct, they are a wear and tear item over maybe 10 or so years.

    The black smoke is the car running rich. Skylines from factory run rich.
    If you have blown a turbo seal, the smoke you see should be white.

    Stock 33 GTST skyline vs stock VTi-R Integra...if looked after properly they'll both be just as durable as the other.

  6. #30
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    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin
    so WHY DONT get a turbo ?

    *wait for it...*



    BECAUSE they SUCK !



    tetehheheheh....sorry ill shut up now. 8)
    to each their own.
    size the turbo right and you won't even feel a lag at all.

  7. #31
    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin

    BECAUSE they SUCK !



    its a clever/dumb PUN people ! did i stuff that joke up or wat ! :evil:

    *storms out with angry face*

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