Open end turbo
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cheersgorganl2000
Lifer
may have to run a "medium" spaced wire mesh ....i know a guy that runs this with no problem....i think he used the mesh from a cooking strainer
if its too finely knit mesh it will severely restrict your air flow
can a 90 degree elbow silicone hose fit between the turbo and filter space?
if its too finely knit mesh it will severely restrict your air flow
can a 90 degree elbow silicone hose fit between the turbo and filter space?
gorganl2000
Lifer
https://www.google.com/search?q=tur...Q_AUoAmoVChMIxvH4tsW9yAIVCqMeCh3oDAC0#imgrc=_
that google search gives u an idea of what size to keep in mind
but as you know, people have different opinions about mesh....so for and some against
that google search gives u an idea of what size to keep in mind
but as you know, people have different opinions about mesh....so for and some against
gorganl2000
Lifer
i'm not a fan of mesh per say....but i think in some of these tight space set ups that it is better than nothing as it provides some degree of safety
Do you have a belly panel under your engine bay?
If not get one or get a filter on the turbo.
A turbo is sensitive to dust.
Even the fuel from a suck through system wares the blades completely over time.
What I do when I have no choice is use mesh and then silk stalking over it.
I rather lose 5hp and have a healthy clean engine with working rings and valve stem seals for 100000+km
If not get one or get a filter on the turbo.
A turbo is sensitive to dust.
Even the fuel from a suck through system wares the blades completely over time.
What I do when I have no choice is use mesh and then silk stalking over it.
I rather lose 5hp and have a healthy clean engine with working rings and valve stem seals for 100000+km
