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Which Actuator Psi And Oil Feed Length For Gt2860-5 ?

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Hello!

install will be in a BNR32. I don't have acces to my car and when I will, I only have 2 days to swap the turbos so I need to have the oil feed/restrictor ready when I do the swap so please bear with me and dont tell me to look in the engine bay :)

So what should be the correct lenght of the oil line?

Next. I plan to go 23-24psi with these turbos, would tbe 1 bar actuator be up the task or should i go 17psi actuator instead? I also have a profecb2

thanks for the input!

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1 bar is 14.7psi. 17psi is more ideal since you want to get as close as possible to the target 23-34psi with the actuator and get the rest of the way with the EBC.

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Don Dada

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Dont need any restrictor and you can watch into the oil feed to confirm >>

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/380520-5-oil-feeds/page__p__6068082__fromsearch__1#entry6068082

You will need to elongate the hole for the oil drains however

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