progress is slow....but its progress.....
You've already seen the flexalite install, so i'll skip that part
I knew i was going to have a hard time with rebuilding the turbo.....i barely started. The nut on the compressor V-band locked up on the stud, so i figured it would break trying to take it off and it did. I got 3 of the 4 bolts off of the turbine side. I'll get the other off on monday when I get to work since I don't have the wrench I need. So I cleaned up the compressor side. It looks like the compressor blades came in contact with the compressor housing since there's small flat spots on each blade, but i can't complain for 60 bux. I want to move onto an HX35 instead since it has a smaller turbine housing, or I can just swap housings with this one. Anyways, here's the "starting to clean it" pix
I'm interested to see how much oil is in the turbine side. The compressor was f*ckin filthy, but keep in mind, this is at least a 17 or 18 year old turbo. I'm guessing by that red mark on the compressor wheel that the turbo has been rebuilt before, and not balanced. That might explain the flat spots on the blades. I need to send off the injectors to be serviced, and I got a walbro 255 fuel pump sitting in a box waiting to go in along with the other sh*t. I'm gonna hate installing the pump cuz I gotta pull my sub enclosure (90 lbs), my 2 amps plus the back seat out to put it in

There's been a slight change to my plan...something you probably won't see coming and it's been discussed recently. It's gonna cut down on time and will definitely be much easier. Stay tuned. Next month i'll be hitting this hard
