How to remove a turbo from a daytona?
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How to remove a turbo from a daytona?
I am getting parts together for a cheap rear mounted twin turbo system on a v6. The stock TE04H from a daytona or similar is what I plan to use.
Does anyone have decent pictures of the turbo location and what i will have to remove to get it out? Would it be easier to remove the exhaust manifold and turbo as one piece?
From what i have read the wastegate is set to 7 psi. That will be fine to get the project together, but final boost will be 10-15 psi. can the stock wastegate be modified or will I have to remove it and run external wastegates?
Does anyone have decent pictures of the turbo location and what i will have to remove to get it out? Would it be easier to remove the exhaust manifold and turbo as one piece?
From what i have read the wastegate is set to 7 psi. That will be fine to get the project together, but final boost will be 10-15 psi. can the stock wastegate be modified or will I have to remove it and run external wastegates?
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I figured it would be much easier to get the turbo off the manifold after i got it out of the car. Hopefully the bolts don't break in the turbo housing.
Will the stock wastegate work by just hooking up a tube to the manifold? I read that it is partially controlled by the computer. I would prefer to use the internal wastegates and a manual boost controller if possible.
Will the stock wastegate work by just hooking up a tube to the manifold? I read that it is partially controlled by the computer. I would prefer to use the internal wastegates and a manual boost controller if possible.
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I figured it would be much easier to get the turbo off the manifold after i got it out of the car. Hopefully the bolts don't break in the turbo housing.
Will the stock wastegate work by just hooking up a tube to the manifold? I read that it is partially controlled by the computer. I would prefer to use the internal wastegates and a manual boost controller if possible.
Will the stock wastegate work by just hooking up a tube to the manifold? I read that it is partially controlled by the computer. I would prefer to use the internal wastegates and a manual boost controller if possible.