The oil comes right from the oil pan, you will need to "tap" into it and run a supply line. What is the water for? I dont know of any water, or cooling going to a turbo
need help with my turbo
i was wandering if anybody had any ideas on how i need to pipe my turbo and where i might be able to get water and oil outlets to run to the turbo i'm brand new to the turbo and looking for help the car is a 94 mustang gt if any one has any suggestions please leave a reply thanx!!!!!!!!!!:hihi:
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I guess he means for the intercooler? If so, you'd have an air to air intercooler (recommended), or a water to air intercooler. The water to air intercooler would require more piping to and from the housing that's specific for the turbo intercooler. The air to air intercooler would mount in front of the radiator and would be the easiest.
T series turboneticks turbos has a oil and water cooling aswell as some kkk units. On aftermarket turbo kits i have seen a lot of tuners leaving the water feed and flow out. As the water and oil feed's and flow's are seperate ports. So just use oil feed from your oil pressure sender unit's fitting and a gravity flow down to a predrilled hole and fitting in your oilsump!!
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