Hey guys,
So here is the situation. Bought a used rb25 turbo from a friend for cheap (he is doing a big a/m turbo) and was planning on putting on my RB20 for a cheap upgrade. Unfortunately my friend had already turned the turbo because he did an top mount exhaust manifold last year. So I needed to turn the compressor and exhaust housings back to stock location.
This is where things went south... The exhaust housing was seized tight and in the process of removing the housing altogether two of the blades on the ceramic wheel cracked half way off... Needless to say it was my own fault but none the less very frustrating. Im not sure what to do next. I now have my stock turbo off and a broken 25 turbo.
Im not sure if I should should just bite the bullet and put the stocker back in? Attempt to rebuild the 25 turbo with a steel kit. Or just buy a new one altogether. The last one is ideal but as a student its hard to justify spending 2+grand on an HKS...
Thanks for the thoughts
So here is the situation. Bought a used rb25 turbo from a friend for cheap (he is doing a big a/m turbo) and was planning on putting on my RB20 for a cheap upgrade. Unfortunately my friend had already turned the turbo because he did an top mount exhaust manifold last year. So I needed to turn the compressor and exhaust housings back to stock location.
This is where things went south... The exhaust housing was seized tight and in the process of removing the housing altogether two of the blades on the ceramic wheel cracked half way off... Needless to say it was my own fault but none the less very frustrating. Im not sure what to do next. I now have my stock turbo off and a broken 25 turbo.
Im not sure if I should should just bite the bullet and put the stocker back in? Attempt to rebuild the 25 turbo with a steel kit. Or just buy a new one altogether. The last one is ideal but as a student its hard to justify spending 2+grand on an HKS...
Thanks for the thoughts
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