I noticed a lot of people using an elbow right off the turbo to route their turbo to ic piping. What angle is it. /im using an x02 manifold.
Big single Ic piping
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depends on the position of the turbo
the turbo can be clocked different ways. mine is a 90 as well as a few people on here, but i have also seen some with a 45* elbow on it.
9 times out of 10 it will be a 90 though.
the turbo can be clocked different ways. mine is a 90 as well as a few people on here, but i have also seen some with a 45* elbow on it.
9 times out of 10 it will be a 90 though.
tight radius 90 degree.
Try to weld on an elbow, rather then using a silicon 90. Those tend to fail from heat over time.
Try to weld on an elbow, rather then using a silicon 90. Those tend to fail from heat over time.
i have a generic SSQV and i don't get any surge at all, and im even on stock rubber and plastic IC pipes.
I just got my THIRD turbo in the mail a few days ago. Surge killsCya;951034 said:
Surge has been the biggest problem with my car with my single. I'm installing a 2nd SSQV in the car soon.
its the most logical due to space.
once you get the manifold and turbo test fitted on the engine in the bay, you will notice that there's no real option OTHER than 90*
once you get the manifold and turbo test fitted on the engine in the bay, you will notice that there's no real option OTHER than 90*
Cya;953412 said:
yeah, it's basically the only way. You don't have to weld it to the turbo though. I have a bend in the pipe coming off the turbo. Granted the heat from the exhaust cooks the silicone coupler on the turbo. I'm going to weld on the 90 eventually.
there is a pipe kit on ebay that has a bunch of 90 degree bends that have rolled edges and comes with decent silicone couplers and t-bolt clamps. it worked fine for me when i swapped in my first 2jz.