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Home Turbo Modification

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  • Was looking for some info on porting the turbo housing, and came across this... I hope it doesn't belong to anyone from here. PMSL! I wonder if it worked, lol!!!

Now that's "bang for buck"

I think that was done by a well known Perth performance workshop.

so this wasn't your mates "test" vehicleinnocent.gif

Hahahahaha, pretty sure this was from a US forum - pisstake I think...

The best on eis about the dude form Portugal (I think) that modified his mitsubishi eclipse in his garage. Mods included porting the head with a hand file, and welding steam pipe together for intercooler piping...

Bahahaha, I remember that! I think it was a legit garage though!

Heaps more intake noise to?

Don't say that or else half the forum members will attempt it... :spit:

Lol I know ay, well have 50 new forum posts asking how to do it. Gold :spoton:

I think you people are all cruel. That looks like a serious peice of engineering and I wouldn't attempt anything so complicated. I think the person has done well to make up the blades, remove the turbo and weld them on. Sensational effort I think.

MUCH better than the super glue I used. Wish I had used a welder.

By the way, does anyone wanna buy a .7 Comp cover? It has a few holes in it but cooling isnt an issue. If I could just find my radiator overflow bottle I'll be fine.

:hammerhead:

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