turbo
#5
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CRAFTSMAN
Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 59

I guess some turbos can't handle 60 to 80 psi it forces oil though the bearings into the boosted stream. It has solved my problem. I just hope it gets adequate oiling.
You have two GN's so I doubt I can tell you anything about turbos, I am learning all I can as I go along.
You have two GN's so I doubt I can tell you anything about turbos, I am learning all I can as I go along.
#6
Senior Member
SENIOR BUILDER
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 118

Im not a guru by any means. I just think if its blowing oil past the seals, then you would have a seal/ bearing problem. Restricting oil to anything to cure an oil leakage problem just doesnt sound right to me.
Craig
Craig
#7
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JUNIOR BUILDER
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: las vegas
Posts: 75

Originally Posted by gnsrule
Im not a guru by any means. I just think if its blowing oil past the seals, then you would have a seal/ bearing problem. Restricting oil to anything to cure an oil leakage problem just doesnt sound right to me. I even drill out certain main oil passages to make sure of that.
Craig
Craig
#9
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JUNIOR BUILDER
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: las vegas
Posts: 75

Originally Posted by gnsrule
Why not run a bigger return line? I run a dedicated feed line from the oil filter to the turbo just so I dont starve it of oil and a return line somewhere around a #8 or so.
To each his own.
Good Luck,
Craig
To each his own.
Good Luck,
Craig

#10
Senior Member
SENIOR BUILDER
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 118

I would think if you have 35-40 lbs in the pan, then your already blowing the oil off the skirts and you have bigger problems by now. I only run 35 lbs on the topside of the pistons and never measured whats in the pan. I would only hope its way less than boost.