Twin Turbo Not Working.........
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seeing as only those clamps/hoses are blowing and your only making 11psi before the comp and injector swap...seems to me the first turbo is pushing lots of air and something is not letting the second turbo accept that incoming charge and there fore creating high pressure in that tube between the turbos...then resulting ina very low boost presure actually going thru the IC and into the manifold.
just a thought if you havent solved it already
just a thought if you havent solved it already
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Originally posted by turbo thom
Take the two metal tubes that the hoses keep blow off of, and get a weld or raised bead around the edge for the clamp to "bite" onto. That hose will not come off anymore.
Take the two metal tubes that the hoses keep blow off of, and get a weld or raised bead around the edge for the clamp to "bite" onto. That hose will not come off anymore.
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ok anyone here experts on injectors..... im trying to figure out if my 275's are standard or modified because the phone number to the original owner is no longer valid.....the nozzle end has 9 holes if that helps anyone.........the injector body has a part number which matchs the 275's part number so i know they are 275 injector bodys but i cant find anywhere saying how many holes the injector has stock.....
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& the comment on the rag in the mix means just that, did you leave a shop rag in the inlet............ sometimes when assembling you put a rag over an end to keep stuff from fallin in and then ya forget it, assemble, and phooey, no flow.
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ok anyone here experts on injectors..... im trying to figure out if my 275's are standard or modified because the phone number to the original owner is no longer valid.....the nozzle end has 9 holes if that helps anyone.........the injector body has a part number which matchs the 275's part number so i know they are 275 injector bodys but i cant find anywhere saying how many holes the injector has stock.....
ok anyone here experts on injectors..... im trying to figure out if my 275's are standard or modified because the phone number to the original owner is no longer valid.....the nozzle end has 9 holes if that helps anyone.........the injector body has a part number which matchs the 275's part number so i know they are 275 injector bodys but i cant find anywhere saying how many holes the injector has stock.....
I thought it was a little odd that you did 500HP with 275's, a Comp, and a set of BD twins.
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I intended to refer to a situation like in this thread:
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...g&pagenumber=2
I thought it's possible since you use the same clamps between the turbos as after the secondary where the pressure is much higher and it still blew the boots off the relatively low pressure section. So it seems that there's a restriction that will impede flow to the intake even though there's lots of pressure between primary and secondary charger.
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https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...g&pagenumber=2
I thought it's possible since you use the same clamps between the turbos as after the secondary where the pressure is much higher and it still blew the boots off the relatively low pressure section. So it seems that there's a restriction that will impede flow to the intake even though there's lots of pressure between primary and secondary charger.
AlpineRAM
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what a buddy huh? here try my comp...here try my injectors....geez I wish this guy ran my local fuel station....here try my diesel you might as well break the news to your buddy that he is gonna be on dons mailing list for some new sticks and give edge a call, are ya gonna let him try your tranny? cause they love 500 horsies....for a vey little while, fact is you are saving your friend some big money at 11psi......don can get you head studs too and pdr has good boots. get ready to empty your pockets!
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Originally posted by Rhino
Stock 275's have 7 holes. Obviously your's have been modified, or my guess is they are not 275's at all.
I thought it was a little odd that you did 500HP with 275's, a Comp, and a set of BD twins.
Stock 275's have 7 holes. Obviously your's have been modified, or my guess is they are not 275's at all.
I thought it was a little odd that you did 500HP with 275's, a Comp, and a set of BD twins.
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ok we just got off the phone with Blair from BD Power and he was cool as heck... we explained to him the problem before with the boots popping off and he wrote up a claim and is sending us 4 new boots and 8 new clamps and all we have to pay is the shipping which he is sending it 2nd day for only 12 bucks.......he explained that the boots material have changed recently and the newer ones grip to the pipes better.....
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Originally posted by storx
ok anyone here experts on injectors..... im trying to figure out if my 275's are standard or modified because the phone number to the original owner is no longer valid.....the nozzle end has 9 holes if that helps anyone.........the injector body has a part number which matchs the 275's part number so i know they are 275 injector bodys but i cant find anywhere saying how many holes the injector has stock.....
ok anyone here experts on injectors..... im trying to figure out if my 275's are standard or modified because the phone number to the original owner is no longer valid.....the nozzle end has 9 holes if that helps anyone.........the injector body has a part number which matchs the 275's part number so i know they are 275 injector bodys but i cant find anywhere saying how many holes the injector has stock.....