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Turbo Rebuild a DIYer thing?
Can a guy rebuild his own Turbocharger??
are complete kits readily available?? GTB
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Believe so.
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Yes you can rebuild your turbo yourself. There is a lot of info in the archives concerning turbo rebuilds I would suggest you do a search.
Here's one to start you off: Rebuilding Turbo You can buy rebuild parts for as low as $20 or a drop in rebuilt unit for about $250. Danny
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Isn't dynamic balancing important?
The turbo spins so fast, I would think that it would need to be dynamically balanced to prevent self destruction.
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Turbo
I have rebuilt 2 KKK turbo's. First one was on a Audi 5000 and the second on a porsche 930. Both were very easy and had no problems with either.
Don't remember where we got the kit for the audi but the porsche was from a magazine. |
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The rebuild kit is what they call a "cartridge." Its the center section with the two fans sticking out. It has the important bearings and seals and is balanced. You take the intake and exhaust housings off and replace the center. But be careful with the fans, you don't want to knock them out of balance.
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