11-27-2009
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Transmission destroyer
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by sleepydsm
Primo has fixed 2g strut tower rust before, btw.
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Originally Posted by cmspaz
Rust is taken care of, thanks to Mark.
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you fail lol
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11-27-2009
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#22
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Walls need hugs too
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Plymouth
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Re: The Spazmobile
^ LOL.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the slow boosting is partially due to an exhaust leak I can't seem to get rid of. One of the bolts from the o2 housing to the turbo keeps backing out, I'll get that taken care of again this weekend and see how much that helps.
It's not so much that response is actually decreased, but audibly it takes longer for the piping to fully charge, I'm not really spooling any later. I haven't done an official leak test, but all the ones we heard during testing we fixed, so if it's a leak, it's relatively minor.
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12-01-2009
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#23
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: The land of the next-gen HMMWV
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Re: The Spazmobile
O2 housing being loose shouldn't really cause slow boosting.
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12-01-2009
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#24
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Who has my man-card?
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by craig
looking good still slower than a mini though....
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LOL.... i need to get modding ours...
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12-01-2009
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#25
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Banned
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by s1ngletracker
O2 housing being loose shouldn't really cause slow boosting.
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Eh, if it's anything like my car, when the down pipe came loose (not off) it wouldn't spool as fast and didn't make much boost. At first I started cranking the boost controller up, but it did nothing.
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12-01-2009
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#26
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New Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Clear Lake, IA
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by cmspaz
The real test is going to be Marshalltown next season, I'm hoping to finally be able to beat Matt's Civic. 
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Just remember, I got new tires and new suspension too! :P
Anyway, looking good!
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12-02-2009
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#27
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: The land of the next-gen HMMWV
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty
Eh, if it's anything like my car, when the down pipe came loose (not off) it wouldn't spool as fast and didn't make much boost. At first I started cranking the boost controller up, but it did nothing.
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I suppose it could create a lot of exhaust turbulance which would hurt performance... but I sorta doubt it. More likely it is causing the knock sensor to register knock and pull timing...
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12-03-2009
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Walls need hugs too
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by s1ngletracker
O2 housing being loose shouldn't really cause slow boosting.
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You know what? I think you're right.
But I have another question now... how the fuck does this even happen?
The bolt was fine when I put the heat shield on after the o2 housing came loose a few months back...
Anyway, vice grips are a no-go, was trying for 10 minutes, wouldn't budge, is my only option at this point dropping the turbo? I have spare studs, I just need to get this fucker out.
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Last edited by cmspaz; 12-03-2009 at 12:16 PM..
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12-03-2009
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Re: The Spazmobile
Damn that sucks. Id get rid of those studs anyway and go only bolts. Alot easier to deal with.
The car is shaping up though!
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12-03-2009
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N17r0U$ br4D
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Re: The Spazmobile
Car looks nice dude, keep up the good work.
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12-03-2009
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#31
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It was a auto get over it
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Re: The Spazmobile
depeding on how much wiggle rom you have. you could remove the turbo band, the 3 other mani bolts, and the exhaust and just remove the hotside of the turbo. that way you can try and leave the lines
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12-03-2009
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#32
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Walls need hugs too
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by A//// Guy
Damn that sucks. Id get rid of those studs anyway and go only bolts. Alot easier to deal with.
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Actually, that was one of the bolts. I fixed that in my post.
I'm going to see about having a nut welded to the top of it, thoughts on that?
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12-03-2009
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#33
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Re: The Spazmobile
welding a nut could work, methinks
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12-03-2009
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Re: The Spazmobile
Do it right.... Get it removed and get rid of those studs.
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12-03-2009
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Walls need hugs too
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Re: The Spazmobile
Do you recommend anything specific to replace them with?
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Originally Posted by Murlo26
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12-03-2009
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#36
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: edward lake
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Re: The Spazmobile
take it out and all bolts
I have some good bolts for turbo's I can get you a set just stop by
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12-03-2009
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#37
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: The shities
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Posts: 132
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Re: The Spazmobile
A Irwin bolt out would probably get that out without having to drop the turbo. Otherwise welding a nut on would do it.
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12-03-2009
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Re: The Spazmobile
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Originally Posted by cmspaz
Do you recommend anything specific to replace them with?
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Brand new OEM bolts and some high heat treated lock washers, thats why I used on my 1g back in the day, never had an issue.
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12-03-2009
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immune from paybans
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: West Des Moines
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Re: The Spazmobile
Same thing happened when I upgraded to a t28, for some reason the top broke off. Couldn't get it out with it in the car, but it was easy to get out with the turbo in my hands.
Go with OEM turbo bolts, should be the same as evo ones. I think they are about $5 apiece new but worth it over hardware store stuff.
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12-03-2009
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#40
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flips McGee
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Re: The Spazmobile
Yup, put on new bolts and you won't have any problems.
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