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Thread: Can someone check my turbo out today?

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    Senior Member G.C's Avatar
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    Default Can someone check my turbo out today?

    its garrett dont know size. pm me.
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    i can look at it , but cant tell ya anything about it , lol , sorry , i'm drunk typin , post in the forced induction section , might get more of a response there

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    Use a air compressor and a rag into the exhaust inlet to spool the turbo and use a tire pressure gauge and rag to measure the boost as long as its like 9 psi its ok thanks

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    good to do without oil

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    Yes if you use oil it will keep the journal bearing tight so if u do it dry it will loosen up and loose = less friction = quicker spool!

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