Subject	Hard to tell from your video, but they seem to look ok
Posted by	ZXoltan on June 04, 2012 at 7:37 PM
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In Reply To	Question on turbo shaft play and compression numbers. posted by Lowfategg on June 03, 2012 at 11:35 PM
Message	The stock turbos have a little bit of play even when brand new. (Even BB turbos have a bit of play. The video has a lot of clanking sounds, and I cant tell if thats from the turbo or crappy camera work, lol. They should spin freely with no resistance and should not be rubbing against the housings. If thats in check and they're not smoking, you're probably good for a while ;-)
Follow Ups	Question on turbo shaft play and compression numbers. - Lowfategg 23:35:24 06/03/12 You dont want to start upgrading on a bad lower end. - ZXoltan 04:49:17 06/04/12 Re: You dont want to start upgrading on a bad lower end. - Lowfategg 08:36:40 06/04/12 Re: Re: You dont want to start upgrading on a bad lower end. - Lets_Go_Blues 13:11:58 06/04/12 Mine has less play, and I'm replacing the CHRA (n/m) - itsa300zx 11:17:04 06/04/12 Re: Question on turbo shaft play and compression numbers. - Lowfategg 15:17:28 06/04/12 True GT28R is a BB, not a journal bearing. This is a T28 - ZXoltan 16:03:23 06/04/12 Re: True GT28R is a BB, not a journal bearing. This is a T28 - Lowfategg 18:06:18 06/04/12 Hard to tell from your video, but they seem to look ok - ZXoltan 19:37:49 06/04/12 Just removed the pistons and crank. - Lowfategg 10:30:18 06/07/12 . - tacozzz 14:09:05 06/07/12 Re: . - Lowfategg 15:00:12 06/07/12
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