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T74 Oil feed size on Turbo?


StuartW

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Hi, I am runnin a new build on the drag car (See link in sig) With a T74 NON BB

 

The fitting i have is 3mm ID (Smallest restriction, screws into turbo) Comes as part of the oil line kit from MVP.

 

I have a BB turbo on the road supra and it runs a tiny approx 1mm restrictor.

 

I dont want to run too big a bore and damage the turbo seals.

 

Hopefully someone can help?

 

Regards

Stu

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Jounal beasring turbo's don't need restrictor,

if oil pressure is between 3-4bar..(That's what someone from atpturbo says)

Anyone know how much oilpressure a single suup will make?

 

I've got the oilfeed of a ballbearing turbo, this will be big enough won't it?

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Jounal beasring turbo's don't need restrictor,

if oil pressure is between 3-4bar..(That's what someone from atpturbo says)

Anyone know how much oilpressure a single suup will make?

 

I've got the oilfeed of a ballbearing turbo, this will be big enough won't it?

 

what turbo are you running

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Jounal beasring turbo's don't need restrictor,

if oil pressure is between 3-4bar..(That's what someone from atpturbo says)

Anyone know how much oilpressure a single suup will make?

 

I've got the oilfeed of a ballbearing turbo, this will be big enough won't it?

 

Just done a thorough engine rebuild for someone here and with new bearings, a new stock oil pump and rebuilt stock turbos it shows about 100 PSI cold at 3000 RPM and about 70 / 80 PSI hot at 4000 plus RPM. Idles at about 25 PSI hot

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