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Hey guys,

Got told there was a buff of blue smoke after I came off boost.

I have -5s with fully forged engine and tomei oil pump.

was thinking maybe a oil seal on the turbo side and abit of oil getting into the exhaust housing.

Did a google search in SAU seems to be the consensus.

Thoughts?

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Hey guys,

Got told there was a buff of blue smoke after I came off boost.

I have -5s with fully forged engine and tomei oil pump.

was thinking maybe a oil seal on the turbo side and abit of oil getting into the exhaust housing.

Did a google search in SAU seems to be the consensus.

Thoughts?

Sounds like what was happening when my -7's were leaking

How long ago where they rebuilt? Did you get any warranty with the rebuild? probably not I am guessing. If it was not long ago then you might have an underlying issue with oil supply for your turbos.

Full rebuild required and as GTSBoy said, possible it could of happened during the repair too if due car wasn't taken.

Definitely frustrating if you are going to do it yourself or costly if you aren't, removed plenty from a few cars and it's never any more fun than the first time.

Engine and turbos were rebuilt 10 months ago (15,000km).

I might be able to get the turbo guy to come to the party but my tuners labour wont be included.

If it works out that way then I will be ok with that.

Thanks guys - its about what i thought.

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