Subject	Do you think the stock turbos lose efficiency due to normal
Posted by	Zirvana on May 04, 2005 at 12:20 PM
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Message	wear on the turbines (probably exhaust side mostly) when they are getting well over 200K miles on them? Any statistics showing boost lost over time...assuming no problems like oil/water/air leaks? Thanks, Jim
Follow Ups	Do you think the stock turbos lose efficiency due to normal - Zirvana 12:20:45 05/04/05 You think that "air" is wearing the metal fins away? (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:42:39 05/04/05 Of course, the corrosive exhaust & particulates in the - Zirvana 12:47:25 05/04/05 Actually, you would be amazed then. There is actually - Ash's Z 15:51:52 05/04/05 Interesting - - TT XTZ 16:33:14 05/04/05 That is simply a function of its use and maintenance. The - Ash's Z 19:55:13 05/04/05 Thanks for the info! :) (n/m) - TT XTZ 10:35:16 05/05/05 Bernie this is the 21st century. Anything is possible. (n/m) - silver2+2TT (MD) 12:48:28 05/04/05 "You thinks that's air your breathing?" (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 12:56:39 05/04/05 Air has dirt in it. No air filter is 100% (n/m) - AzHeat 13:46:28 05/04/05 Not with Ionic Breeze in line. (n/m) - Spongerider :) 14:38:37 05/04/05 Sure, your turbos can get tired. Is this a trick question? (n/m) - Arnel@Z32racing.com 13:03:55 05/04/05 Well...I just got 6/15 points on the Honeywell Turbo IQ Test - Zirvana 13:49:16 05/04/05 And I have proof. >> - Arnel@Z32racing.com 14:36:29 05/04/05 Appreciate your comments. I don't get much over the 1/2 way - Zirvana 14:52:33 05/04/05 Been checking out your web site (1st time there for me), I - Zirvana 15:52:43 05/04/05 Turbines are only on the exhaust side - PEwithaZ 16:08:28 05/04/05 Fortunately that was NOT one of the 15 questions on the - Zirvana 16:11:46 05/04/05
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