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Jinxx 07-21-2021 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 4003551)
LOL I wonder if Comp knows grease doesn't evaporate :ugh:

Lol.. no idea .. that why I was asking them what it was and they wouldn’t say. But if it’s more of a water base lubricant I figured it might not be related to typical “grease” and maybe evaporate or burn away residue but I don’t know.

JARblue 07-21-2021 11:20 AM

The "water base" might evaporate but all the other crap that makes up the "grease" portion won't. It can't just burn off residue inside a closed system - where is it supposed to go?

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Jinxx 07-21-2021 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 4003572)
The "water base" might evaporate but all the other crap that makes up the "grease" portion won't. It can't just burn off residue inside a closed system - where is it supposed to go?

They did say that over greasing wouldn’t hurt the turbo and the the excess would push out the seals and blow out the exhaust and just be wasted …but they won’t offer much info on the subject and very selective on how they answer questions …..I just grease every oil change and so far no issues and I daily drive mine everywhere road trips and all

Mr.Squeeze 07-21-2021 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by BettyZ (Post 4003531)
882 miles. That's how long mine lasted.


I saw your thread sucks they send you a turbo that wasn't pre greased.

GrayGhost 07-22-2021 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by redondoaveb (Post 4003278)


Its funny how the video says 1600cc injectors but the IG post says otherwise. Typos happen, but I’m curious where the error is.

No offense to anyone, but I hate when I see people talk about returning to the dyno because of wrong components that don’t support the goal they were trying to reach. Definitely a lot of info to make better decisions beforehand, and the tuner should know better. Its a waste of money in my eyes to pay for a few hours on the dyno, just to swap out injectors and then need to redo the whole dyno session


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DrBacon 07-22-2021 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by GrayGhost (Post 4003899)
Its funny how the video says 1600cc injectors but the IG post says otherwise. Typos happen, but I’m curious where the error is.

No offense to anyone, but I hate when I see people talk about returning to the dyno because of wrong components that don’t support the goal they were trying to reach. Definitely a lot of info to make better decisions beforehand, and the tuner should know better. Its a waste of money in my eyes to pay for a few hours on the dyno, just to swap out injectors and then need to redo the whole dyno session


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Most people when it comes to power always have progressively expanding goals. I thought no way I would ever need more than 1050cc injectors, yet here I am needing more.

Elmo370z 07-22-2021 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by GrayGhost (Post 4003899)
Its funny how the video says 1600cc injectors but the IG post says otherwise. Typos happen, but I’m curious where the error is.

No offense to anyone, but I hate when I see people talk about returning to the dyno because of wrong components that don’t support the goal they were trying to reach. Definitely a lot of info to make better decisions beforehand, and the tuner should know better. Its a waste of money in my eyes to pay for a few hours on the dyno, just to swap out injectors and then need to redo the whole dyno session


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It’s all for show

redondoaveb 07-22-2021 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by GrayGhost (Post 4003899)
Its funny how the video says 1600cc injectors but the IG post says otherwise. Typos happen, but I’m curious where the error is.

No offense to anyone, but I hate when I see people talk about returning to the dyno because of wrong components that don’t support the goal they were trying to reach. Definitely a lot of info to make better decisions beforehand, and the tuner should know better. Its a waste of money in my eyes to pay for a few hours on the dyno, just to swap out injectors and then need to redo the whole dyno session


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The owner mentioned that he ran out of injector to make 1000whp. The tuner said he just needs to change the wastegate spring

TopgunZ 07-23-2021 08:30 AM

When we tested the Rotrex I had a mindset that I would have been happy with anything over 17psi and it would have been a win to make more power than the vortech plus have filtered air. (Plus the numerous other benefits). I was actually calculating 18. We were super surprised when we seen 21psi! That placed our IDC at 107% at 7k rpms. Sometimes when your breaking new ground you get a curve ball.


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