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A few minutes to start and a few minutes to turn off…. Treat your Turbo like a Baby. You will thank me later.
love the vids
Wait Scotty going against his own word? I’m gonna act like I didn’t hear that? Rev Up Your Engines!!!!
I knew some of this info but as usual, Scotty taught me lots more ?
Scotty didn't mention that the best way to cool a turbo after a blast on the freeway or a long uphill is to cool it with residential driving speeds of 25-30 mph before then idling for 30-60 seconds. You need to allow a turbo to "spool down" RPM s as well as cool down.
My Hyundai i30 got a 1.6L diesel engine with a turbo charger, never checked the intercooler and change oil once a year, sometimes 20,000 km or more…
I had to check my bank balance cause alert @ 4:13
Audi For The Win ?
Replace any journal bearing turbos for a ball bearing unit, replace tube and fin intercoolers for a bar and plate design, replace rubber and plastic charge pipes with silicone and ceramic coated aluminum, and replace all worm clamps with t-bolts. Turbo timers are a good investment as is upgrading your radiator if you plan on running anything over stock boost levels.
Don't rev up your turbos!