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I saw my turbo blades from the intake side when doing my CCV mod and I could see that some blades had some small nicks and dents. The truck has 215k (7.3). I take it this is not good, huh??? :):dunno::tard::(:doh::why-me:
 

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I can get some pics tomorrow, for ya. I'm running the DIY tymar, with the big azz NAPA filter. I think it was like that before I did the DIY intake about 4 months ago??
 

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With that many miles, who knows. I'm more concerned about your other posts about blow-by and whatnot.

DO the compression test and let's go from there. If you dusted your turbo and killed a cylinder...



 

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If it is just the wheel that is damaged, I suggest the easy cheap fix which is replace the wheel with the ww. Being in Texas in the desert with those severe dusty conditions. I wouldn't doubt if it is just from everyday driving. I mean 215,000 is alot of miles in those conditions. But if you want a good condition stock wheel let me know. I have one sitting on the shelf.
 

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it's all comin' together now... I won't panic but I can't control "cardiac arrest"..!!!
 

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krupatex, I just replaced my Turbo wheel with a wicked wheel. If you decide to replace your wheel I have my orig. wheel, it's in very, very good shape. When I had it in my hand I wondered what in the blazes was I doing replacing it. well I did and I have the orig. I was going to through it away if you want it no charge I'll get it to you. Very easy to replace with your Turbo still on your block. :thumb:Tollen My E-Mail add is: [email protected] My Truck 2002 F-250 4x4 7.3
 

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krupatex, I just replaced my Turbo wheel with a wicked wheel. If you decide to replace your wheel I have my orig. wheel, it's in very, very good shape. When I had it in my hand I wondered what in the blazes was I doing replacing it. well I did and I have the orig. I was going to through it away if you want it no charge I'll get it to you. Very easy to replace with your Turbo still on your block. :thumb:Tollen My E-Mail add is: [email protected] My Truck 2002 F-250 4x4 7.3
I did the same thing and my wheel is in great shape as well and is just sittin in the barn on a shelf in the box that my ww came in.
 

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Thankx guys I really appreciate that! I kinda thought the WW and the stock wheel are pretty much the same thing??? What is the difference between the two???
 

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The WW Prevents some of the surge that the stock wheel produces. Mine looked horrible before I changed it. Here it is when I had my trubo off to rebuild it:
 

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Not that much, just the spool of the Turbo is nice. but the wrap of the wheel makes you keep your foot in it. it's way,way over rated.
 

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Chase, slow it down...

Dude, bring the truck by my house later...we can tear stuff apart, and go form there..

And, if you can snag a comp gauge form someone, we can get that tested as well...

the truck wont fit in the garage, but, I have all the tools you need....

Left you a msg already...

Even if you need a block to start over, I know where to get one or 2...

There is someone here in the area that has ALOT of stuff to build these things up...

Just way outta my E-5 price range...

But, I also know we can swap a block pretty fast...

Chase
 
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