installing a turbo
Laced with Sarcasm
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 15,280
RE: installing a turbo
Greddy stuff is great, it's just that their fuel management isn't fully tunable. It compensates, rather than making things "right." Just sell the e-manage for 70 bucks, and put that money towards a properly chipped ECU.
HCF Member
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 7,168
From: Jersey
RE: installing a turbo
ORIGINAL: SovXietday
How exactly does the oil return work?
ORIGINAL: Pete
Its easy to install a GReddy kit. NO welding. If you use that fuel program you WILL cause damage to your engine. Take my word for it.
Its easy to install a GReddy kit. NO welding. If you use that fuel program you WILL cause damage to your engine. Take my word for it.
Nah man it's cool. My pan is aluminum though, slightly different story. If its not welded 100% properly it will become brittle.
Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,913
From: Harleysville, PA
RE: installing a turbo
ORIGINAL: Pete
JB Weld FTW. Just for the flange. I tapped my pan, slapped some JB weld on there and used two bolts. That thing aint going ANYWHERE. Besides, ask Tony what happend to his welded oil return lol. (Sorry tony)
ORIGINAL: SovXietday
How exactly does the oil return work?
ORIGINAL: Pete
Its easy to install a GReddy kit. NO welding. If you use that fuel program you WILL cause damage to your engine. Take my word for it.
Its easy to install a GReddy kit. NO welding. If you use that fuel program you WILL cause damage to your engine. Take my word for it.
JB Weld FTW. Just for the flange. I tapped my pan, slapped some JB weld on there and used two bolts. That thing aint going ANYWHERE. Besides, ask Tony what happend to his welded oil return lol. (Sorry tony)
Forty, shoulda did what I did and got a steel Y7 pan.
