Turbo oil feed pressure restrictor question
 

I want to find a product that will limit the oil pressure to my turbo. I have heard that conquest create too much pressure after balance shaft removal and a regular garrett turbo (which I have, but not run yet) will die a quick death.

Anyone know of a good adjustable regulator or backpressure relief valve with a gauge on it so I know how much I'm affecting it?

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I don't know of any restrictor with a gauge but i know FP sells one and so does slowboy.

Re: Turbo oil feed pressure restrictor question
 

best bet is to put a T in your feed oil line where the line meets the turbo, and run that T to a pressure guage. On the other side of the T try installing various restriction orifices until you see the pressure you want. Once you see a pressure you are comfortable with, remove the T and the guage.

You can buy those restrictor orifices at just about any online turbo shop.

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FP Link

The above way would work too, but the fp just seems like a simpler/easier solution.

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Thanks fellas!

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Local buddy of mine runs a small business selling oil feedlines to the Honda crowd. He sells little restrictors as well. Here's a link to his. You could probably find something similar to it for cheaper on McMaster's site.

http://stealthmodeperformance.com/oil-res.shtml

If you're in town, you could probably just drive to his place in Farmington and just pick it up from him.

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What kind of turbo is it for?

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an sc61 regular bearing.

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on a 2.6? sick.

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Hopefully.