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N/A To Turbo Conversion

Started by Shaun_VL · 2 Feb 2009 · 137 replies

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Yellow_btArchived member
Bump --- I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=-37.760378,144.816761
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deanoVLCTArchived member
Water return for the turbo
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ledoucheArchived member
i got a question whats the bolt below the water feed cause ive seen poeple run water return there dnt know if u have to modify it but seems like an option anyone know more?
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Stu165Archived member
Service manual says it's just a drain plug for when flushing the system.
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EdzV8Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by obsesv [View Post] lolol i heard if you stare at the point you want a hole, it will melt through, no drill needed lol there are no holes even there in a series one block lol, as 5spdvl said, your gonna have to manually drill and tap them. That answered my question about how to pick a series 1 from a series 2 block. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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HTURBOArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by EdzV8 [View Post] That answered my question about how to pick a series 1 from a series 2 block. Series 1 blocks don't have these holes. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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EdzV8Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by HTURBO [View Post] Series 1 blocks don't have these holes. Great article. Where do I get a 1.9mm cometic headgasket for fitting a turbo setup to a na motor?
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wlk21Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by HTURBO [View Post] Series 1 blocks don't have these holes. not entirely true i have a series 1 block and has a hole where the oil feed is, even feels tappered, but does not have a bolt in it as it obviously does not go right through to the oil resovoir, but the oil drain spot is just a blanked area is the main give away. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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swiftmanArchived member
there not actually called series 1 and series 2 its just how its made. and its either one or the other not half n half...
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vinny macArchived member
What does everyone use for oil return line? And where can I find it cheers
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Stu165Archived member
I got an oil drain pipe for the bottom of the turbo, which can be sourced from ebay, appropriate size fitting for the block (from a fitting place, pritec/enzed), I can't remember exactly but I think it is 3/4" thread to block and 1/2" hose end, and then sourced a hose for oil with a 90� bend and cut to fit.
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vinny macArchived member
Beauty thanks mate
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Stu165Archived member
Don't quote me on the hose end fitting size though, it may be 1" thread and 3/4" hose end, better check it to make sure when you do it.
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4BNSLYArchived member
Need help did a conversion on my vl today when the car is just idling its fine but when I go to rev it,it backfires and sound like the car is drowning lol eg flooded or something
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F2thaKArchived member
would love more specifics of where to plumb the water return from the turbo to IE pics would be great Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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5spdvlArchived member
http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=157379
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F2thaKArchived member
??? picture is missing thats why I asked
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LokoutArchived member
Anyone have copies of the photos in this thread? Obviously missing now unfortunately Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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