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A small tip for those using the Huron Speed or Spoolin Performance alternator relocation brakets - Replace the ribbed idler pulley with a smooth one and you will be less likely to shred belts. I used the one from the old alternator bracket.
I also installed my Modular Turbo power steering line kit. Very nice kit that takes the guesswork out of replacing your power steering lines and frees up a ton of room for the truck manifolds / crossover pipe.
Yesterday I had a local shop (http://www.brosmfg.com/) tig weld a bung in my downpipe for my wideband and when I got home I wrapped it with the DEI lava wrap I had left over from the crossover. A 50' x 2" roll was the perfect amount for the crossover and the downpipe!
I also measured and purchased a 72" belt which fit perfectly and I did the final install of the crossover, turbo, and downpipe. Sorry, no pics yet...
The main items I have to finish yet are:
-hook up the oil feed and drain to the turbo
-install the WG, BOV, cold pipes, and vacuum lines
-purchase and install air filter
-re-route PCV/catch can lines
-clean up the wiring / heat management
-cut and install the front bumper cover
Just have to say - I really am thankful for this thread. Even though you're just posting the pictures, I'm learning a LOT about the basics of the turbo setup that I didn't know before. I also appreciate that you're labelling them too so I have a picture in my mind now of where the BOV, waste gate, etc are. Keep up the great work!
Just have to say - I really am thankful for this thread. Even though you're just posting the pictures, I'm learning a LOT about the basics of the turbo setup that I didn't know before. I also appreciate that you're labelling them too so I have a picture in my mind now of where the BOV, waste gate, etc are. Keep up the great work!
No problem...and thank you for providing the place to post my progress
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