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turbo question
#804272
04/11/07 02:00 AM
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 51
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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i had a few posts about 8 or 9 months ago about my turbo because it was bad. i finally found a used turbo reasonably priced and swapped mine out. i checked everything on it and seen no damage to it other than it had some slop in it. i visually checked everything that attaches to the turbo for crack or splits, and didnt see anything wrong. anyhow, i changed the turbo and still the same.
i have an 86 4wd xtra cab with an automatic and factory turbo. now im starting to wonder. can you feel the boost on this setup or is it kinda like a diesel turbo that runs smoothly but adds power. i used to have a 4 cylinder mustang with a turbo and a four speed and you could definately feel the boost in it. but a toyota truck with 4wd and an automatic is LOT heavier.
i hope this makes sense and im not just rambling on. i have not installed a boost gauge yet, so i cant give any specs about that. thanks
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