Subject	Are you having an issue with boosting, or smoke?
Posted by	sandmanz32 on October 03, 2011 at 6:36 PM
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In Reply To	I swapped downpipes about 500 miles ago or so posted by blackomega on October 03, 2011 at 06:18 PM
Message	Whu would you need to check an individual turbo? The best way is like the previous poster stated, remove the downpipes, check for oil build up, spin the turbine by hand and check for excess end play or wobble due to bearing failure. If all that checks out, barring damage to the fins on the turbines themselves, the turbos are ok and should be boosting properly. ......And just as they're about to catch me.....Twin......Turbos......Kick.......In!
Follow Ups	Any way to verify individual turbo integrity? - blackomega 16:47:45 10/03/11 Pull the downpipe and physically check both of them. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 17:58:14 10/03/11 I swapped downpipes about 500 miles ago or so - blackomega 18:18:49 10/03/11 Are you having an issue with boosting, or smoke? - sandmanz32 18:36:01 10/03/11 I had some blunt force trauma to the PS Testpipe/DP setup - blackomega 19:41:28 10/03/11 Re: I had some blunt force trauma to the PS Testpipe/DP setup - sandmanz32 20:40:58 10/03/11 Tell us about the BFT... What happened? (n/m) - thumper 22:58:44 10/03/11 ran over a parking stop with my front right wheel - blackomega 10:42:19 10/04/11 I'm going to go out on a limb here and say no, because - zellamay 18:12:24 10/03/11 Re: I'm going to go out on a limb here and say no, because - blackomega 18:20:15 10/03/11 I think so, since they feed each other, in effect. - zellamay 18:34:55 10/03/11 I always thought you could put boost gauges in the locations - blackomega 19:56:39 10/03/11 Re: I always thought you could put boost gauges in the locations - 94ttz32 05:55:33 10/07/11
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