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Chux Superwipe Wiped Out Turbo


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  • Member For: 11y 1m 2d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: adelaide

well had car just on 3 weeks and its in peices..!! turns out the previous owner done his own pod filter in the box mod.. but little beknown to me he has stuffed part of a chux superwipe btwn pvc pipe and box housing.. so today driving like a grandpa I hears this noise similar to a blowoff valve as I was taking off.. his pvc pipe had dropped out and the chux got sucked right into the compressor wheel.. all over red rover.. not happy jan..!! bent fins.. already ripped it apart and debating what next move is.. a new wheel..? (cartridge has minimal shaft movement).. a new cartridge or.. a new turbo..?? I know what would be cheaper..!! but I have a few questions..

1- what turbos are a direct bolt up..?

2- the .7 housings use the 706451-5015 cartridge with 4in inlet.. will this fit my turbine housing..?

3- should I go garrett or to4z or similiar

4- has anyone had good/bad experienes with cheaper less well known brands and which are recommended.?

5- what is acceptable shaft movement..?

I can get a GT3582R with .7 housing, 4in inlet, 2.5 in compressor out, but it has a .63 4 bolt turbine housing fitted for external wastegate for $750 less than 24hrs use on it.

so was tossing up to mix and match my turbine housing and that compressor.. then I would need a tune.. or just buy the wheel and take my cartridge in have it fitted and balanced...?

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  • Member For: 21y 11m 1d
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I had a piece of rubber bend the fins on my 3582. I bought a billet alluminium 3582R compressor wheel and installed it whilst turbo still on the car.

No balance at all.

It runs beautiful. The turbo is so much quieter on shut down and much smoother spinning. The billet ally must balance up much better than cast wheels.

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  • Member For: 19y 2m 13d
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  • Location: North West Hot Hell,VIC

Turbotrana did you have to do any front cover mods with that new wheel or is a bigger .7 one more beneficial with it ?

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  • Member For: 11y 1m 2d
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CAR IS NOW FIXED.. GOT AWAY WITH JUST REPLACING COMPRESSOR WHEEL.. THANX TO ATS IN ADELAIDE.. oops caps lock.. there is some truth in what turbotrana said.. had it fitted and spun up on vsr balance and it was balanced without touching it...

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  • Member For: 19y 2m 13d
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Thanks for the info guys, been thinking about a different front wheel for a while now.

Turbotrana have you got a link to the p/n and where you got your wheel from please ?

cheers

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  • Member For: 11y 1m 2d
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well.. decided to do an oil feed test even though my car already has earls feed line and filter.. good thing I did as it was barely drooling out.. removed oil sender and fittings.. 10 min job with earls line undone, you can just unscew the whole lot out from block and disassemble in vice.. the previous owner had it fitted by morepowa according to receipts.. but they just drilled the end cap out meaning the side and cage of filter was still in there which was almost completely blocked.. I guess the chux superwipe sort of done me a favour as I wouldnt have been any the wiser.. a new comp wheel is far cheaper than a new cartridge...! so to any others having the earls kits fitted, make sure u ask if the factory filter was removed completely..

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