Subject	i think you are wrong.
Posted by	Samz91tt on January 04, 2015 at 8:27 PM
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In Reply To	You heard wrong posted by -Grimm- on January 04, 2015 at 01:22 AM
Message	Lots of people do water delete on the turbos with no issues.AFAIK the water's purpose is to prevent turbo damage after hard driving and not letting the car idle. oil will boil ? boiling point of oil is way too much higher than water. the oil cooler will cool the oil and afaik oil temperature quickly drops. lets say the oil boils on my turbos would that really damage the journal bearing ?
Follow Ups	is it okay to run the stock turbos without water lines ? - Samz91tt 15:11:29 01/03/15 Oh and another thing i have 2 sets of stock turbos; - Samz91tt 15:14:29 01/03/15 Re: Oh and another thing i have 2 sets of stock turbos; - Dane (Houston) 01:26:26 01/04/15 You heard wrong - -Grimm- 01:22:49 01/04/15 i think you are wrong. - Samz91tt 20:27:39 01/04/15 Epic failure. (n/m) - njz 21:24:15 01/04/15 No (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 21:35:49 01/04/15 False. Oil lubricates, Water cools.. - Stanky 22:48:21 01/04/15 ^^This^^ (n/m) - BarryGZX 23:36:41 01/04/15 You are correct - -Grimm- 00:05:55 01/05/15 Stanky* thanks autocorrect (n/m) - -Grimm- 00:06:37 01/05/15 fai enough, although on skyline forums and sx's - Samz91tt 06:44:43 01/05/15 How long do they run them? - -Grimm- 12:12:43 01/05/15 well i got your point, i at first also was like "garret made - Samz91tt 19:12:32 01/05/15 Delete them then. No need to listen to us. (n/m) - evan_aggie 19:22:31 01/05/15 Im not sure where you would install a drain - -Grimm- 10:54:56 01/06/15 my engine has had the oil pump and crankshaft and bearings - Samz91tt 21:31:08 01/06/15 Im not saying it is ok and I definitely would not delete - SammybTT(TN) 13:39:35 01/05/15
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