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Old 08-18-2009, 02:32 PM
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Turbo questions

Im working on building the motor on my mini rail. Its a 750 cc honda engine with a kkk k26 turbo. The turbo has oil and water lines to use for cooling. would it be ok to block off the water lines and use just oil or would it be best if I ran oil through both spots. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks


This is the first gasser turbo ive ever dealt with, Its funny cause its tiny compared to our diesel turbos. When I unpacked it my wife was like awww its so cute and little.
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