This month in surgery - Page 2

Dr Silvia · #11 07-11-2005, 11:30

then the blankie lives underneath that 'heatshield'

The cast iron i was referring to is the turbine housing dude..

have ur fish back i dont like trout

30psi · #12 07-11-2005, 12:05

Are you saying that with the heat blanket, cool down time has to be longer?

When does your boost give you a kick up the arse?

adzs12 · #13 07-11-2005, 12:33

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Originally Posted by Dr Silvia

then the blankie lives underneath that 'heatshield'

The cast iron i was referring to is the turbine housing dude..

have ur fish back i dont like trout

LOL Me neither so keep it mate

Dr Silvia · #14 07-11-2005, 13:08

i having problems atm; i have 1 rogue hose that just wont stay on

and yes it has to idle longer after giving it stick

Dr Silvia · #15 07-11-2005, 21:07

btw martin what pressure have you set your fuel reg. pressure at?

30psi · #16 07-11-2005, 22:43

Suppose it takes longer to cool down...Its insulation at the end of the day. I will get some and fit it next time the turbo is off.

You still running water cooling?

I don't know what fuel pressure its running to be honest. Coz its a rising rate regulator and I have low vacuum, its prob wouldn't tell me much to take a base pressure reading.

I'm still only running a bar of boost. I turned it up to 17psi as its colder now but took the bren device off, and refitted it and haven't turned it back up. Might do that tomorrow me thinks.

FLEXXX · #17 08-11-2005, 14:36

bloody hell you have been busy well i am feeling ashamrd of myself for becoming a lazy sod need to start pulling my weight

Claire · #18 08-11-2005, 21:01

Looks Very Nice

Dr Silvia · #19 25-11-2005, 17:14

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Originally Posted by 30psi

You still running water cooling?

nope seemed like too much effort for no vast gain...

Flexx you have the perfect excuse... You're waiting for bits from me

Claire, tank oo

30psi · #20 25-11-2005, 17:24

I'm not running cooling either...