6.5 turbo help
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#2
bahahaha u go and tell that kid hes a genious thats hilarious. does it have gauges u just need to turn the star wheel to adjust dont play if u dont have gauges and cause tis already been with buy gauges and make sure ur not runnin more than 15 psi or this thing will grenade faster than gm intended
Last edited by Benjamin; 11-21-2010 at 03:30 PM. Reason: foul language
#3
well witch way is it supposed to be adjusted the lil *** in or out i am buying the gauge this week but i been driven it around a lil bit and i dont want it blow up thanks for the reply
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is there a special spot on the turbo for the gauge line ?
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is there a special spot on the turbo for the gauge line ?
Last edited by towman10; 11-03-2010 at 11:26 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#4
as for the boost line, you need to remove the intake plenum on top of the manifold and drill and tap it.
on a second look, that canister is supposed to be on the passenger side valve cover with the tube into the intake tube. Someone else chime in if i'm wrong, but it looks to me like its basically back asswards.
Last edited by FastCR; 11-03-2010 at 11:39 PM.
#5
thanks for the help that canister was on the the intake i moved everthing outta the way to take the pic where is the right spot for that canister to be on the valve cover ? i know nothing about these motors so i need some help, i only bought the truck for 700 bucks, so when i bought i knew there was gonna be some issues that need to be addressed i appreciate the feedback guys i am lost wit this thing .
#6
Is the old wast gate still around here good way to make one
Here's the adj controller i fabbed up. Hope it helps ya'll.
First pic is the original with the "lip" ground off and pop'd apart with the new 1/4" rod i bent. Second is the thing attached, third is the adj end. Total cost $5.97. I measured the length between the inside of the lever hole to the step on the original rod. Then when i installed it, made the length the same. 10 5/8" on the GM-3. After i get the truck back together, i'll use the pyro & boost gauges to set the boost and turn up the 4911 if needed.
Here's the adj controller i fabbed up. Hope it helps ya'll.
First pic is the original with the "lip" ground off and pop'd apart with the new 1/4" rod i bent. Second is the thing attached, third is the adj end. Total cost $5.97. I measured the length between the inside of the lever hole to the step on the original rod. Then when i installed it, made the length the same. 10 5/8" on the GM-3. After i get the truck back together, i'll use the pyro & boost gauges to set the boost and turn up the 4911 if needed.
#10
spring that was used wasn't much more then spring that was in wast gate. it not going matter cause you be able to adjust it with the nut
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Oh don't used self locking nut i found it was to much heat and the plastic in nut melted just double nut it
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Oh don't used self locking nut i found it was to much heat and the plastic in nut melted just double nut it
Last edited by Crazy; 11-04-2010 at 03:00 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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