We turned engine on crack on the big but and was hard then easy then hard so I think compression is okshould,nt there be 2 longer ones mate ? from the double cap ? and you can test for compression/bent valves with the cams removed and all the valves shut eh
everybody seems to snap these cap bolts lol they,re only m6 thread ffsWe turned engine on crack on the big but and was hard then easy then hard so I think compression is ok
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apparently yes, i always rotate my cams back and forward a little bit as i pull the caps downSo r the bolts to be put in a certain order??
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just the shorter ones on the inside i guess ?, dunno about the 2 long ones tho ? maybe de/det/ve/highport/lowport are different ?Thanks. But I meant are there longer and shorter bolts go in certain holes?
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depends how much boost you want to run i guess mate, there are a few mera guys running stock internals ehGod knows.
If I change whole engine from almera to this would I need to lower compression to fit turbo??
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You don't have to but it is advisable. I would say fix what you have mate.. Its a learning curveGod knows.
If I change whole engine from almera to this would I need to lower compression to fit turbo??
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Tell a lie. People say you need to lower compression.. But with correct mapping you can go without ... But I think you limit you Max power out put.. Don't hold me to that thoughYou don't have to but it is advisable. I would say fix what you have mate.. Its a learning curve
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yes, the cams can easily snag eh chris, CG10 ones dont because they drop into the bearings without any lobes touching, but most cams will force open some of the valves as you tighten the caps down.Not got a Haynes to help with correct bolt placement.? With the cams did you bolt down straight away on cap at a time.. Eg did you try and bring the cam in to its seat with the force of a single cap. Or distribute the force across all caps to ensure no stress was exerted on the cam?
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Yeah I wiggle it all in to place with the valves exhorting force on the cam to try and seat things as nicely as possible. ahh is that what it is called... the journal? my phrase the seat in which the cam sits? or the journal is the cap sorry? I should really learn the correct terms.yes, the cams can easily snag eh chris, CG10 ones dont because they drop into the bearings without any lobes touching, but most cams will force open some of the valves as you tighten the caps down.
the same with removal, you often have to turn the cam to free off where its snagging against the journals
Bummer dude..... imo swap the cyl head from tue other engine... or swap whole engine and run low boost for a while, and rebuild the current lump with forgies etc.
The only other engine option would be gtir sr20, 200sx engine is a no go due to manifolds and vvt sprocket I believe.
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with a lower psi wastegate actuator, or you can fit a spring over your w/g rodHow do I turn boost down on t28??
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I was laughing. You can change it by a few psi I reckon by giving a lot of slack. I think the spring is roughly 7 psi .. Tightening the waste gate a bit get you to 9 psi odd.Hur?
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yes, you can adjust the preload for a couple of psi, but if there is too little or too much preload the w/g wont work as it should (leakage or boost creep) you should choose the actuator psi for your minimum, then make adjustment via a controller ideallyWell the previous owner said he turned the boost up to 9psi from 7psi by adjusting the actuator. Is this true and what do I do? What's this spring?
Also. I love boost I not losing the turbo no way lol I love the sucking sound haha
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Damn you and your bloody knowledge and accurate terminology lolyes, you can adjust the preload for a couple of psi, but if there is too little or too much preload the w/g wont work as it should (leakage or boost creep) you should choose the actuator psi for your minimum, then make adjustment via a controller ideally
the spring that i fitted works against the w/g internal spring (so a 10kg internal spring with a 5 kg spring pushing against it drops the pull from 10 down to 5)
yes, you can adjust the preload for a couple of psi, but if there is too little or too much preload the w/g wont work as it should (leakage or boost creep) you should choose the actuator psi for your minimum, then make adjustment via a controller ideally
the spring that i fitted works against the w/g internal spring (so a 10kg internal spring with a 5 kg spring pushing against it drops the pull from 10 down to 5)
I don't have a clue what your saying oh great one! Please dumb it down if u can haha
Basically is it something I can do myself?
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run without boost?
there,s a pic here mate http://www.turbosmart.com.au/tag/actuator the diaphragm pushes against the springSo the diaphragm is at the boost pipe part not the rod end. So it's blowing it away from boost pipe not sucking it towards it.
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