Subject	I have *got to say, this could be a super, sweet deal..
Posted by	CoHPhasor on September 09, 2010 at 5:58 PM
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Message	Ad from EPR in the classy's: [ http://www.twinturbo.net/nissan/300zx/forums/classified/view/150452/Black-Onyx-Turbocharger-Service.html ] *IF he's ok with it there's a win-win scenario: Your Turbos are blown. So instead of some crappy rebuild you want to buy new CHRAs, but don't know how/can't spend the time doing the work. If EPR's tearing it apart and reassembling it anyway, they could just coat and put in the new ones. You get the benefit of the coating service and CHRA install for just $100/side? Not bad! (Of course, this goes on the assumption that he'd go for it)
Follow Ups	I have *got to say, this could be a super, sweet deal.. - CoHPhasor 17:58:29 09/09/10 Our turbos are already "Stealthy"... - zfreak(Dallas) 18:33:20 09/09/10 Thats what I was thinking when I saw the pics, I was like - Musashi Sword 18:51:59 09/09/10 Coating with what ? Snake oil ? (n/m) - ztunerz 18:44:10 09/09/10 Personally I think thermal barrier and dispersants work - Pilot.P (NZ) 21:44:16 09/09/10 Any idea how thermal dispersants actually work? - EUGENE 03:12:09 09/10/10 Its only a very thin layer of paint (10 to 25 microns) - Pilot.P (NZ) 04:34:19 09/10/10 point is that it needs to be measurable, not just theory - ztunerz 09:11:54 09/10/10 Fair enough Harry - Pilot.P (NZ) 19:51:15 09/10/10 agree 100% with everything you said (n/m) - aliaZ 00:02:19 09/11/10 Re: point is that it needs to be measurable, not just theory - Tech@EPR 12:50:36 09/11/10 Why do I want him tearing apart my NEW turbos? - The Hawk 21:20:41 09/09/10 Assuming the CHRA stays intact i see no harm in coating the - ztunerz 09:15:41 09/10/10 my valve-cover-gasket-oil-leak-covered-mounted-where - ali300zx 10:46:32 09/10/10
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