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Ok where do I start...

So I have an r32 with a rb25 in it, end of last year i changed the engine to a new built forged rb25 with a new high mounted garrett gt3076. had all the bolt on mods pretty much everything done apart from cams.

So I did about 5000km on that until i wanted more power so I got a new Garrett T04Z and bolted that on and took it to the tuners via tow truck, they re-did the exhaust to a V-band and gave it a tune untill they found out my bosch 040 was maxing out at 5000rpm. So i went to the tuners and back a few times about a 10min drive, driving very slow and still had to take it back home to do more stuff to it because they were an absolute rip.

The car was running perfect but I didnt boost it to be safe. So I went all out and got a surge tank sorted with dual bosche 044's and a dual feed fuel rail and a new Jim berry full monty clutch. The first time i started the car with the new twin fed rail the car started smoking like hell real white smoke and it also sounded like its running on 5 cylinders. so i was thinking it was just overfueling or a plug came loose on one of the injectors or coilpacks.

Thats when i noticed that it was leaking oil from the bottom of the V-Band (so obviously it had an exhaust leak too) so I was very confused because this turbo is new. So I pulled the V-band off and there was oil in the exhaust. pulled intercooler and intake piping off and there was nothing. So i did a bit of searching and started with the easy stuff.

So Changed the Oil return and made sure it was flowing properly and clear. was running a -4 oil feed using a restrictor so changed that to a -3 and still leaking but i didnt think it would have been this because it would have leaked before. Checked the catch can set up just incase it was blocked and causing crankcase pressure and its clear and working perfectly but didnt think it would have been this either because I had this set up on my old engine and my new one.

Soooooooooo i got no idea now and just missed out on getting it tuned by Anthony Rodriguez so need some advice on what to do next.

Going to try a pressure test this weekend.

So the weird thing is it only started after I changed the fuel rail and added a few more fuel pumps and clutch.... SO pretty lost.

Any help would be great and no haters thanks

Is it definately oil?

Is it still missfiring? Reason i ask is a stuck injector can cause excessive white smoke.

Take the turbo off and check the manifold for any signs of oil etc (possible cylinder failed etc)

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