Like it says I will probably going to get a brand new one but say I come across a nice deal on a name brand turbo that is used and get a rebuild kit for it. Once rebuilt is it almost as good as new? Thanks in advance for any input guys.
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Like it says I will probably going to get a brand new one but say I come across a nice deal on a name brand turbo that is used and get a rebuild kit for it. Once rebuilt is it almost as good as new? Thanks in advance for any input guys.
Most rebuilt parts use only the original casting. In this case the original turbine housing. The impeller, and any internals would be replaced, so yes its as good as new and many times carries a better warranty to boot.
Sweet thanks man I mean I figured you basically replacing everything that moves and only keeping the cast parts like you said and as long as there is no cracks in those parts it should be good as new. Thanks man
As long as its rebuilt and balanced by a professional, it will be as good as new.
I agree 110%, I had my turbo rebuilt by Precision Turbo and Engine. When it came back, it looked better then it did new.
don't rebuild it yourself.
it will fail.
maybe not today maybe not tomrrow, but wednesday. and it wil fail badly.
also you need to start with only minimal problems when you rebuild.
otherwise you will need a new compressor.
cause what happens is that shaft play allows the compressor to hit the compressor housing resulting in either a worn, bent or chipped compressor wheel.
once your wheel sees even minimal damage, its effieciency is out the window.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(seth98esT)</div><div class='quotemain'>As long as its rebuilt and balanced by a professional, it will be as good as new.</div>
What Seth said.
You could rebuild a turbo by yourself, it's not that difficult but the real peace of mind come with VSR balancing the shaft to insure long life of the bearings https://www.thegalantcenter.org/styl...ault/smile.gif
Thanks guys