correct oil pressure on a vf 24
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billybob
Untrusted Seller
you dont need to restrict the oil feed on ihi series turbos mate, just pipe her up and she will be fine:freddy:
yo do have to restrict it as its ballbearing ...think the banjo bolt that came will the turbo might do the job..
more input will be great cheers
glanzanut
Lifer
no you dont! i asked hybrid/kon the same question when fitting my own. he said no and id tend to believe him. and mine has been running fine for ages:freddy:
why ask in the first place if u know well enough to argue with my answer?
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billybob
Untrusted Seller
ive gotten diferent answers about it just dont want to blow it up
glanzanut
Lifer
fair enough mate i can understand that, but im just trying to give you an answer from experience
kon and his mates have run them before and im running one now. a lot of people posted on my thread "oh you need to restrict the flow" but kon assured me i didnt need to. i just used a braided oil line for a heating boiler and its fine. :freddy:
billybob
Untrusted Seller
fair enough mate i can understand that, but im just trying to give you an answer from experience
chees so the oil bolt that came with the turbo will be fine so
glanzanut
Lifer
yeah i would imagine so mate, if u need peace of mind hit kon a pm, im sure he wud be happy to talk to you about it. but ii will be fine
:freddy:
GTnomez
Member +
but what you dont have the bolt for it?
billybob
Untrusted Seller
cheers john
weeJohn
Lifer
Ask Glanzanut what way his boiler line connects up, or buy a bolt of Subaru.
You will need the chassis number of the model of car it came off probably.
GTnomez
Member +
Hi john,
I have a banjo bolt that fits in the td and vf series but i just ordered a banjo bolt with the same thread so it fits but that would mean the holes in the bolt would be different!
Looks like would have to ring Subaru up but does it really matter on what banjo bolt is used as long as it fits?
Too big a hole lets too much oil through pushng it past the seals? Too smll a hole starves the turbo? Is that it?
Ted
Member +
i dont understand? why would any one question the bolt thats on the turbo. thats what it was made for and thats what it came with why question the need to change it just use the one it comes with
sometimes these turbos are bought without the oil bolt that came with it so when you already have a td04 on the car it might be tempting to use the old bolt.
billybob that is the correct oil bolt.