I have two question, I did a quick search and could not find any answers. I am putting my motor back together now, and have it almost buttoned up and ready to go back in, but I need a little help. First I need to know how to adjust the lifters before I can put the intake manifold on. Second I sent my turbo to waller to get rebuilt and he pulled all the nipples out of it and I am not sure where they all go, does anyone have a picture of how the lines to into the turbo or a diagram? Thanks in advance. Eddie
Turbo lines and lifters?
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Chest Rockwell
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Re: Turbo lines and lifters?
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http://www.sytyauthority.net
If you can't find answers or part numbers on syty.net, they'll be here. Great resource!!
WyoSyclone
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Re: Turbo lines and lifters?
This might help.. maybe not - doesn't give fitting sizes, etc.
Everything can really go back on one way when you line the hoses up with the turbo. My stock turbo is off, otherwise I'd take some pics for you.
This might help.. maybe not - doesn't give fitting sizes, etc.
Everything can really go back on one way when you line the hoses up with the turbo. My stock turbo is off, otherwise I'd take some pics for you.
Foot Performance
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Re: Turbo lines and lifters?
Easiest way to set lifter (hydrolic I am guessing) is take whichever rocker you are setting say cylender #1 intake put the exhaust valve on full lift and put intake to 0 backlash and tighted 1/2-3/4 of a turn (works best with a pimed motor/lifters)
I do it the complicated way with companion cylender so you know 100% of the lift is off of the vavle you are setting.
Easiest way to set lifter (hydrolic I am guessing) is take whichever rocker you are setting say cylender #1 intake put the exhaust valve on full lift and put intake to 0 backlash and tighted 1/2-3/4 of a turn (works best with a pimed motor/lifters)
I do it the complicated way with companion cylender so you know 100% of the lift is off of the vavle you are setting.