What is a good choice for a turbo blanket? This came up in a thread @n8in8or posted - tz31847-g3. Still a good choice for a HX35/40?
Should I be covering the adapter pipe also out of the back of the turbo, to the downpipe? I don't want to take a chance of melting my hood and there is no...
Well, mine has a crush washer now. If anyone wonders, the split side goes toward the bolt head. This is from referencing the bolt in the adapter from the HMMWV adapter.
Do you have any rat runs above the ceiling? They make it easier for doing any sort of maintenance or for when you run lights, etc. I see you have your electric ran up there, but just in case.
You can lay a 2x6 or 2x8 on its side between the trusses and it gives you a place to walk. Screw...
Nice!
Will you run a vertical post or two in an area where you can set really heavy things? Near the area where a vise would be for example.
...or get really slick and make up a couple fold down legs that can swing down when needed but are up out of the way otherwise.
I think if the build wasn't done by a well known reputable builder, he is going to have a very hard time selling for that kind of money. If by a recognized name on here or a couple other forums and he could prove what was done, then they might fetch a reasonable price.
I found this adapter for this turbo swap.
https://rudysdiesel.com/i-30522361-rudys-v-band-holset-hx35-turbo-direct-pipe-adapter-for-gm-6-5l-turbo-diesel.html?q=6.5+holset
What other parts will be necessary? Supply hose connector? Drain adapter of some sort?
I have a 2-1/2" downpipe I...
When I was little, dad had a cub mower and my uncle put it in gear for me to let me drive it around the yard. I pulled up to the shop to get off when I was done, thinking the clutch pedal I had been riding the whole time was the gas pedal, so naturally, I let off of it when it was time to stop...