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another whicked wheel question
so i watched the video on installing the whicked wheel, and in the video he uses and impact gun to tighten the turbo down, and he says that it will over come the exhaust side and allow you tighten it. my question is how do you tighten it down if you arent using an impact gun?
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Torque wrench?
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i know a torque wrench. but doesnt the compressor wheel just spin? can i hold the other side of it and torque it down?
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I have heard people report unhooking the down pipe and sticking a screwdriver in the turbine to keep it from spinning, (for in-truck instal) but I personally would NOT recommend doing that.... don't want to damage the fins or anything.
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i dont want to stick a screw driver in there either. is it possible to grab and hold with my hand?
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I doubt it. I know mine was VERY tight, had to put the vice-grips on a couple times before I got them on tight enough to hold.
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find a buddy with an impact??
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so i bought a cordless impact, and am going to try hopefully put the whicked wheel in this weekend.
one more question though....when i put the whicked wheel on and am tightening it how do i know it is tight enough if? will it just keep spinning? |
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Don't need torqued down much, just a little past snug. If it clears the housing it'll spin itself tight due to the direction of the threads.
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i have also heard that you need to use a 1/2in gun to spin it on and off. is that true? or will a 3/8 work fine?
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