Cody
GT Owner
How does your turbo bearing oiling system work?
Each turbo is fed oil straight from a supply in the block.
How does your turbo bearing oiling system work?
It actually gives it some "GIVE" as your exhaust gets quite hot and expands and contracts. The flew pipe gives it some "WIGGLE ROOM"
Each turbo is fed oil straight from a supply in the block.
Are the returns going into the oil pan? What are the lines going to the valve covers?
Cody, have you guys had good luck with the black coating?
My turbos had the black coating and it did not hold up at all so we are redoing them with the ceramic/silver stuff.
We've had great luck with it! Who are you using for coating? The black ceramic coating that we use is rated to 2000 degrees and the silver is only rated to 1600. We've been using this stuff on the Viper TT and you know how cramped and hot those pipes get.
Yes if you look at the last picture that is the oil returns into the pan. Those are our custom PCV lines to catch can.
Is the normal PCV system defunct then? My turbo causes a lot of blow by into the crank case under high boost in my Mustang. It blows out the breather. I'm betting that little catch can breather is not going to do alot to stop the oil mist.
If you look at the old threads, StormCat had a trick system with instructions and parts to put a trap in place.