Turbo From a Power stroke on an IDI

allan3306

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This probably has been asked before but can a complete turbo set up from a 97 power stroke (i.e intake, hoses , exhaust manifolds and pipes , turbo and mounting plate) be used on an idi and if so could some one PLEASE answer. The reason is i have ALL the components to do the add on just not sure how to supply oil to the turbo as there is no provision on the idi block that i can see to use the stock mounting plate. If someone could point me in the right direction i would greatly appreciate it . THANKS IN ADVANCE :hail
 

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X2 on that. not a bolt on affair. anything is possible if you know how to fabricate.
 

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The only part of that that you wouldn't have to fab is the turbo itself. You'd need clamps from Ford to make the air connections, machine a manifold for the oil inlet/return, fab the exhaust and intake pipes, etc. . .Other than that it's a piece of cake.
 

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So fare this is not looking so good any more. maybe i'll go back to my original idea of a remote mounted turbo. I say this only because i have a couple turbos from an old street rod i had so why spend money on somhing i have and just need to make it work.
 

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Remote mounting can bring other issues.......the biggest being oil supply to and from the turbo. You may need a separate oil system to keep the turbo lubed.

Heath
 

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