Subject	Yep, "seasoned" turbos can be a bitch to take apart.
Posted by	ZXoltan on February 24, 2016 at 1:35 PM
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In Reply To	I don't know about you guys posted by ZXRider on February 24, 2016 at 01:03 PM
Message	I had a set of bb turbos that I couldnt get apart. I got some of the bolts out and was able to loosen the rest, but couldnt remove all the bolts without turning the chra due to interference with the housings. Ended up taking them to the local Z guy who used heat and a BFH to get the CHRA separated from the housings. I thought about buying a torch to do it myself, but in this case it was easiest to let him do it for fifty bucks and let him take the risk of ruining something ;-)
Follow Ups	opinion on purchasing. - lukzzkeeper(philly) 17:28:11 02/23/16 Don't - BlackholeZ 17:56:11 02/23/16 Dont unless buying it as a core to replace CHRA - ZXoltan 18:06:59 02/23/16 Thanks guys. - lukzzkeeper(philly) 21:39:08 02/23/16 Fix your sig please (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:19:09 02/24/16 Rebuilding isn't that hard - BlackholeZ 02:03:36 02/24/16 This. It's pretty easy to replace CHRAs. Just take good - MixManMash 07:58:57 02/24/16 I don't know about you guys - ZXRider 13:03:51 02/24/16 Wow. My experience has only been on new turbos - MixManMash 13:26:46 02/24/16 Yep, "seasoned" turbos can be a bitch to take apart. - ZXoltan 13:35:05 02/24/16 I'm going to..... - lukzzkeeper(philly) 15:40:16 02/24/16 What I did with mine..... - Zxpress 13:28:37 02/26/16 Re: opinion on purchasing. - twan 07:57:10 02/27/16
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