Subject	it has nothing to do with overspooling.
Posted by	Spee on November 15, 2003 at 4:33 PM
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In Reply To	Some folks say it is the back pressure from the main cats posted by robo (sebring1970) on November 15, 2003 at 03:48 PM
Message	It has to do with the longevity of the turbo seals. The theory is that little to no back pressure will cause the seals to go. But like you said, it kinda remains to be proven. Later, Spencer AIM: sbsTT14 PETZ member #4 '91 300ZX TT Stage IV+ '96 Jeep Cherokee Sport "That's what it's all about bro. Definition. Don't under estimate the sexyness of a well pimped car. When the bitches are giving me BJ's on the freeway I won't regret a loud exhaust and a phat wing." - ZX-man 21:37:53 10/29/03 "sometimes the older seems stupider" - KuZa 20:20:44 10/22/03 "gotta admit, i do like sac." - Chris(NJ) 15:28:40 05/16/03 "It is just a car, and this is just a message board. Grow up, live your life, quit stressing out about trivial shit." - Steve Simmons 01:51:03 05/24/03
Follow Ups	Finally got some Test pipes.... - shawn300zTT 10:09:11 11/15/03 Sooo.They dident fit? So much for hi quality. (n/m) - wild300 10:18:52 11/15/03 Its because i am bolting up a 3" test pipe to a 2.5 inch - shawn300zTT 10:24:53 11/15/03 larry is wrong imho - aliaZ 11:21:35 11/15/03 I agree, and he is very rarely wrong. - Spee 11:25:38 11/15/03 Seconded, 116K miles on stock turbos - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:13:03 11/15/03 Some folks say it is the back pressure from the main cats - robo (sebring1970) 15:48:44 11/15/03 it has nothing to do with overspooling. - Spee 16:33:01 11/15/03 I'd like to see an explanation of how the lack of back - robo (sebring1970) 07:45:33 11/16/03 here's my take on it. - Spee 14:16:39 11/16/03 thank you for that. Vacuum pulling on the seals, eh? Hmmm, - robo (sebring1970) 16:28:47 11/16/03
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