Dale_V wrote:yeah if its behaving ok on cruise/idle and not been boosted for a while then I guess the majority of the oil may have been burnt off.
I was gutted when I blew my Turbo ringlands... for about half a day, then I thought fook it, lets make it a strong reliable engine with the ct20, and got on the hunt for forged pistons...
Then I thought fook that too, if im having forged pistons I may as well make the most of it, bought a GTX3076r and the rest......
Forging an engine isnt really expensive if you keep what youve got and are happy with that ( turbo/injectors/ecu), its when you take advantage of the pistons that it gets expensive
That was my thought Dale, well if it is the ring lands and they need doing then
Walton @ Nispro said it would be stupid not to use ARP head bolts and then
change the big end bearings etc. The problem is this isn't going to be cheap !
I intend to stick with the CT20B for now along with the injectors etc.
And then go for a larger turbo in the future. TBH I can't be to upset, the car
has never caused me any other issues in over a years thrashing.
I guess just upping the boost was the "final straw that broke the camels back"
well anyway lets see what the compression test brings up first.
Gee Man wrote:i'd take the induction kit off and see if there is a load of oil in there. It happened to my mates mr2 and oil was actually dripping out of the induction kit cone filter
The oil will then be sucked into the turbo and then flying out of the dump valve i rekon.
If you've caught in nice and early lets hope you can just fit forged 86mm pistons and you dont need to bore out the walls.
Hi Pal
Ok ill have a look at that as well, Im hoping its not bore, but I know I noticed it early so fingers crossed.