HAV I FITTED MY DADS TURBO DAMPER RIGHT ??? UPDATED
08-12-2006, 06:47 PM
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HAV I FITTED MY DADS TURBO DAMPER RIGHT ??? UPDATED
As above hav i fitted it right cos i dont no if the bolt and nuts should be the other way round ???
cheers RST
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08-12-2006, 06:52 PM
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The two large washers with the raised centres go onto the bracket on the turbo.......The raised centre bits sit in the large hole in the bracket and the the bolt goes through the rose joint straight into the washers with the nut on the back.....
The two large washers with the raised centres go onto the bracket on the turbo.......The raised centre bits sit in the large hole in the bracket and the the bolt goes through the rose joint straight into the washers with the nut on the back.....
08-12-2006, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by The Diva
Jaiz.......
The two large washers with the raised centres go onto the bracket on the turbo.......The raised centre bits sit in the large hole in the bracket and the the bolt goes through the rose joint straight into the washers with the nut on the back.....
The two large washers with the raised centres go onto the bracket on the turbo.......The raised centre bits sit in the large hole in the bracket and the the bolt goes through the rose joint straight into the washers with the nut on the back.....
i said that 2 my dad but he said do it that way
just going out now 2 sort it
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08-12-2006, 10:28 PM
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I mean how much tension are you supposed to put on it?
The original damper was a bit of a pain to set properly (2WD) and these are the same I believe, it's not just a case of sticking it on to look nice, it needs to supprt the turbo properly.
The original damper was a bit of a pain to set properly (2WD) and these are the same I believe, it's not just a case of sticking it on to look nice, it needs to supprt the turbo properly.
09-12-2006, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by bud-weis
there is a process as mentioned above to fit them 'properly'...but they don't work properly anyway,they just look nice
yer i let the car warm up first and to day we was out and a bout and it is making a rattle noise etc... and and makes the car sort of shake when on boost is that right 2
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09-12-2006, 12:47 PM
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the spherical bearings expand when hot,but when cold they rattle about....i had one snap the bracket on the turbo which is an arse to replace 
i'm not a big fan of the bailey one tbh
i'm not a big fan of the bailey one tbh
09-12-2006, 07:43 PM
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it looks like a 4wd head anyway from the pictures,so your a little limited in what you can fit,but it's defo better than nothing with the 2wd manifold as you say
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