the only major difference between the factory turbo and the 093 is the down pipe. the factory one has a collapsed 2 1/2 or 2 3/4 pipe where the 093 has a completely round 3" downpipe.
That would be an ats 93 turbo kit. Its very similar to the factory turbo (factory is a modified ats 93 turbo) this uses a slip joint instead of a v band clamp. To seal this version you will need to use the copper rtv on the slip joint.
That looks like the downpipe to me. The up pipe is the one with the rectangular flange mounted to the turbo. To upload a video, you will want to upload to YouTube then link to it here.
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Here is the style of provent 200 I'm using. The only difference is this uses a reuseable steel mesh filter while the genuine one uses a paper filter. If you decide you want the paper filter they sell them separately where you still save by going with the...
If you take your meter and put one lead on each large terminal on the solenoid, with the solenoid turned off, you should read 12v (or whatever system voltage is) with the solenoid turned on, it should read close to 0v. This is measuring the voltage drop across the solenoid during operation. The...
On my truck I am planning on not using the cdr and only using a catch can. For types of catch cans, I recommend the provent 200 (or a knockoff which is what I'm using). The reason I like this style is its designed to drain all the captured oil back into the crankcase.
It has all the gaskets except the intake. I havent run them much yet but they looked well made when I was doing the install. It also came with a oil pan gasket but you do not want to use it. Use silicone instead or it will likely leak.
The hardline between the fuel filter and ip uses a thick square rubber seal that is referred to as olives. I belive the line between the lift pump and filter also uses these seals
A whining noise from a power steering usually means 1 of 3 things, air in the oil, a restriction on the suction side of the pump or a worn out pump. I would check the hoses for any wet spots, kinks, or any other damage. Then check if the oil is foaming at all.
My truck is a f350 and it seems to fit fine. Only complaint i have so far is there is 2 notches on the back of the headliner that don't seem to line up with anything and is visible above the perimeter cover.
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