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Old 11-29-2007, 05:55 PM
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Turbo work?

I have a 99 PSD with a DP tuner, stage one intake, 4inch strait pipe, itp boost fooler, and pyro and boost gauges. I want to buy a complete rebuild kit that comes with the banks wicked wheel for $160. I was just wondering how hard it will be to install all these things and do i have to get it balanced, or if i take my time and do it right should it be good enough? alos, what else do u guys recomend i do while i have the turbo out to maybe get some more power or make my stock turbo more effiecent? Thanks
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Old 11-30-2007, 02:58 AM
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The 7.3 stock turbo is the easiest one to rebuild, according to a guy on Ebay who sells a complete rebuild kit for $99. He has owned his own turbo shop for 20 years and many have used his kit and say it is good. You shouldn't need to have the WW balanced, but don't expect any difference either.
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Old 11-30-2007, 05:23 AM
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I have a 99 PSD with a DP tuner, stage one intake, 4inch strait pipe, itp boost fooler, and pyro and boost gauges. I want to buy a complete rebuild kit that comes with the banks wicked wheel for $160. I was just wondering how hard it will be to install all these things and do i have to get it balanced, or if i take my time and do it right should it be good enough? alos, what else do u guys recomend i do while i have the turbo out to maybe get some more power or make my stock turbo more effiecent? Thanks
What was the build date of your 99? If it is an early99, you already have a WW from the factory.
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mine is a late 99. Will it just make more whistle than the stock wheel? is there anything i should do to the wastegate or anything while the turbo is out? Thanks
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Old 11-30-2007, 08:28 PM
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Yes a little more whistle..

While the turbo is out, I would gut the EBPV..
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Old 11-30-2007, 09:07 PM
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Why does everybody say gut the EBPV? Then I am going to say prove it after you answer.
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Old 11-30-2007, 09:58 PM
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Why does everybody say gut the EBPV? Then I am going to say prove it after you answer.
It eliminates flow restriction AND eliminates the possibility of a malfunction and it sticking CLOSED. I haven't done it yet, I should have done it when I installed the WW but I did the lazy mans way and just took apart the turbo housing. I still have an O-ring oil leak to fix too, so I'll have a combo repair day.

But not now, AFTER duck season.
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