Installing My Hks2530

[DriftSquad]

hey i started installing my hks turbo 2day. i have pulled the stock turbo out compleatly.

now just by looking at the 2 turbos side my side i can see that there very similer. just a question on the oil drain? how did u go about doing it? i have a new drain piece but its only about, 2 1/2 - 3 inches long. can i just add another hose there and clamp it? also at the bottem of the new turbo the water out is smaller. could i just link up a braided line? where can i get these from?

any 1 who has done this installation please klet me know how u went about these last steps? thanks!

[Stephen22]

the shop from where you got the turbo from would help you with the problem...

[DriftSquad]

thanks mate your comment realy helped. im asking the people who have done this before. the turbo was brought from a skylines australia member.

p.s stevo said your a tossa..

Edited November 24, 2006 by DriftSquad

[WazR32GTSt]

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[Ol_Mate]

i don't know how to build a house... so i don't

What a crock of shit. At least he's having a go, how the hell else are you supposed to learn. Believe it or not, people aren't just born with a spanner in their hand. Why even go to the effort of posting. What help does it offer apart from helping him to realise that you're a wanker. There a clearly a few people on these forums who might be able to give the bloke some direction without from telling him to go to a mechanic.

Not everyone has the money to pay someone else to do it.

Driftsquad: Sorry I can't be of any help mate, I'm sure someone will be able to provide some helpful advice. Good onya fo havin a go though.

[dead32]

pirtek? or your local turbo manufacturer. i.e im from syd so id call cgc turbo's.

[jaik]

Gday

Oil Drain - Yes just get some decent rubber hose that is exactly the right size and use that to connect the oil drain off the turbo and to the sump.

For the water line there is no need for braided line, its only low pressure water. Just get a banjo fitting that will suit the size of the turbo and the water inlet to the banjo to be about the same size as the line.

I just put a HKS GT2835 on my RB20 and It couldnt have been easier

JK

[huddy]

oooh how much was the 2835 JK!!!!

[OZ_Pomy]

Hey drift squad i also just put a HKS 2535 on my r33 gts-t for the oil return line i went down to pirtek and got a hose to connect it all togethor. The problem was the hose i got was to heavy duty and would just kink so i had to cut this hose in half then get an adapter to connect the 2 hoses togethor, this gave it just the rite angle to finish conecting up the oil return line. Hope this helps and goodluck with the install let us all know the results

[DriftSquad]

hey guys thanks for the help! for my oil drain i used a silicon style hose rated a 300 PSI and very think... i though it would do the job?

i just used the standard rubber hose thats on the bottem of the block, cuz its got nerly a 90 deg bend. then used a steal bit of house in the middle and clamped it to the oil drain on the turbo! useing that new hose i brought! that was eazy!

Trouble iv had? water leaking from the banjo bolts! (note for any 1 attempting this! buy new washers)

after putting everything back together i turn it on... oil leaking from the feed line! on the banjo bolt!! so i tighten it up? leaks slower... tighten it again? leaks more! so the cars still at my mates work shop wating for me to buy some washers!

should have it finished buy tomorrow! then on to the dyno!

and for all the wankers befor! i dont want to take my car to a mechanic. i prefer to do all my own work! my car was compleatsly stock when i brought it, all work have been dun buy me! thanks!

[konect]

oooh how much was the 2835 JK!!!!

and is it laggy?

make a thread in ceffy section

[Abo Bob]

Yeah Always put new copper washers on. They squash down when tightening and are single use only.