Just wondering how close do you need to get the Turbo intake pipe to line up with the turbo? I have got it close (about 5mm from perfect) but to get it closer it looks like I will need to slice a bit off the turbo intake pipe on the CC Core as it catches on the turbo.
As long as I can get the turbo to CC hose on and clamped down tight will I be ok? This is what its like now -
Would you just leave it like that or slice a bit off the cores intake pipe and bend it some more (I just dont want to fill the core with metal filings or risk bending too far and splitting it )?
Am I worrying about nothing? Looks good enough too me and Im quiet happy since its my first attempt at something like this on my own as well
Im guessing I wont loose any performance with it being 5mm off?
Thanks
Lining the ST205 Charge Cooler up on a Rev2
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Re: Lining the ST205 Charge Cooler up on a Rev2
I've just remembered who PMed me when I was on holiday! Sorry Steve...
The ones I've done in the past have always been a little misaligned. There's never been a problem. One of them did 403bhp, so it can't be too upsetting for the flow!
Have I redeemed myself?
The ones I've done in the past have always been a little misaligned. There's never been a problem. One of them did 403bhp, so it can't be too upsetting for the flow!
Have I redeemed myself?
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Re: Lining the ST205 Charge Cooler up on a Rev2
lol Nearly
Too Fully redeem yourself you can tell me which pipe on the core is the inlet and which is outlet hehe
Also is this right? -
Too Fully redeem yourself you can tell me which pipe on the core is the inlet and which is outlet hehe
Also is this right? -
Re: Lining the ST205 Charge Cooler up on a Rev2
Yup, that's it. It's almost as if the bosses on the gearbox were made for the CC pump too - shame I've got an oil filter on mine.
As regarding the in & out on the core, in is nearest the bulkhead and out is nearest the boot lid. So the in takes the 'cold' from the radiator and the 'warm' feeds the pump.
As regarding the in & out on the core, in is nearest the bulkhead and out is nearest the boot lid. So the in takes the 'cold' from the radiator and the 'warm' feeds the pump.