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4Agte Ke70 Drift Ute

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Proceeded to blow the bearings in the turbo... Yay.

 

can only put it down to me getting dirt in the turbo housing at one stage of me taking the turbo off, and blocking the oil feed off.

 

When I assemble an engine I operate like surgeon paying particular attention to cleanness. I think I read somewhere in your thread that this engine / turbo set up had been used for 3 seasons of drifting and I can not remember if you mentioned if there was any shaft play to begin with?

 

Hope it doesn’t cost you an arm and a leg to have it fixed. Are you going to get a quote first and look at your options? You might decide to go for a bigger turbo for bigger boost or for a different boost curve.

 

All the best.

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  • I think it looks mad. Who cares what anyone else thinks man, in the end it's your car. I can't wait to see track vids of this monster!   Keep it up man!

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I think i saw he said GCG were going to charge like $900 just to pull it apart and look at it?

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$135 to pull it apart and look at it, $850 for a stndard rebuild.. But its going to need more than a standard rebuild..

 

This setup was used for 3 drift events, it did have a tiny bit of shaft movement but nothing that you would be concerned about.. I will be getting this turbo rebuilt as this setup has seen heaps and heaps of dyno time and its probably the most responsive setup I could get.. I definitely don't want a lag monster..

 

 

 

Thanks for the kind words fnq

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This thing is tucked away under its cover and will probably be there for a month or so, I've done just about everything I can that doesn't require parts, the rest is all $$$$

 

Bought an s13 so working on converting that to manual and getting rego, entering the Raleigh track day with it.

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Sooooooooo...

 

Purchased a gt3582r .63 rear housing to get me out of trouble.. stay tuned !

Sooooooooo...

 

Purchased a gt3582r .63 rear housing to get me out of trouble.. stay tuned !

 

Holy gigantor turbo Batman!!!

 

This will be epic!!

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Yeah!! Back in action!!

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Yea it is a wee bit large haha.. should be good to get it going anyhow

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Will get some fresh pics up of this thing.. My nee turbo should be here tomorrow.. Never been so keen for a Monday haha.

 

I'm not going to start the thing but.. want an oil pressure gauge set up up before even considering it.

 

Once i stop spending money on my dirty sr I'm going to buy the Teflon brake lines to setup up the rest of my brakes and after that its off for a wheel alignment and a tune (fingers crossed)

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Wooooooow haven't been on here in a while lol

 

Guess what? Nothings changed. Still haven't got turbo rebuilt. Haven't done brakes or anything, have a lot of parts lying around just havent had the motivation or time.

 

 

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Wooooooow haven't been on here in a while lol

Guess what? Nothings changed.

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Wheels have changed...

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Was wondering about this thing a litle while ago. Get into it mate!

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Nope that's an illusion rian lol

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dions been on the crack again.

 

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