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Intro: Well, I took my car to celicagurl152003 and had quite a bit of expense put into it.
Throughout the work to my car, the intercooler "could not be installed" and I was told the car would be "fine, if not better" without it, due to the length of the piping. Ok, so I drive it home, seemed to run fine, minus something occasionally that seemed like a backfire if I punched it and tried to run the rev's up in the current gear. Regardless, I was doing some electrical work this past weeked (7-10th), and I finished some of the electrical up, and got the battery charged, and went for a drive. THis is when I first noticed no boost. After it cooled and such, looked at it a bit, and asked some opinions of some of the alltrac people locally, didnt really get anywhere. Anyway, I had to change oil, and some other stuff under the hood, and finished that up, pulled it out my driveway, turned around, still no boost. So, the real question: Anyway, my turbo currently will work about 10* back and forth from its current location, and then it feels like it hits an obstruction. It turns freely for the few degrees it does turn, but will turn no further. What would cause this? Is it easily fixable? Would it be related to having no intercooler? Heres a pic of the engine bay as it was until the turbo stopped functioning: ![]() -------------------- If anyone needs interior stuff, etc, I'm parting whats left of my celi out. Just ask.
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The nice thing about the ct27 is that it is an upgrade and will give you 30-40 more whp at the same PSI. Its 850 with a core exchange (you send the old turbo in and if they can use it to make a new ct27 they will give you $300 off the $1150 price). One thing to consider about the ct27 is that it is a rebuilt turbo. There are MANY people who have had bad luck with rebuilt turbos lasting. Of course, the shop that does the rebuild is key and ATS has a good reputation. That said, these have not been on the market long enough to know for sure. As for availability, you can email Ken Blake at kblake@atsracing.net and he can tell you if they have any on the shelf. Good luck.
-------------------- QUOTE(lagos @ Jul 10, 2006 - 1:55 PM) [snapback]454118[/snapback] i know your trying to do the right thing for your motor, but this is one of those times where you should just trust the guys who have had their swaps for a while and have done a ton of research into this. |
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