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Blown Hks 2530

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Hi guys, Im pretty confident my rear turbo is dead but im after some opinions. Before I completly rip them off this weekend.

HKS 2530S on GTR.

Makes first dyno run fine on low boost making around 370, then switced it onto high for the power run. Car makes no boost what so ever. You can normally hear the turbos spinning when the car is cooling down, but now one is really loud and sounds like its dragging something and makes and whinging noise when it trys to come onto boost, workshop said it was the turbo so I think it is. I limped it home with no boost and parked her up. Car drives fine, no smoke ect.

Turbos have seen around 1 bar for the last 3 years and were in good nick when last inspected.

Cheers,

Clint

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If you can hear an audible change, then its pretty much highly likely.

Shouldnt have driven it home though, could have aggrovated the damage to housings and things where they might have been touch-up machineable.

Boost or no boost, turbos are still spinning (or attempting too) soon as the motor is started.

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