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    V70R turbo and tow bar

    Hi,
    My auto '98 R has a knackered turbo. The compressor wheel is damaged where a P O has dropped something into it.
    It doesn't smoke , but has various bit broken of it . It is a 16T.
    I have a 18T off a '98 R manual, as part of my manual conversion stuff.
    But is is stated as smoking.
    Question is can I take the compressor and inlet housing off the 18T and fit it to the 16T?and make a working turbo.
    If I have to get a new one , is it worth the extra to get a 19T over the 18T.
    Or what are the thoughts on a Kinugawa billet TD04HL-20T-7 such as 121197691699 on eBay?
    I know the later is an angle down pipe , that is is not a problem. I would probably put a angle housing on the existing turbo anyway.
    I am slowly building a stash of parts for future work including a 2.5 S60R bottom end.
    But at the moment I would perfer not to have to get a new turbo as I need lots of other parts at the moment.

    The other question is as the car is in lots of bits with the back end completely striped , is it worth fitting a tow bar , or the cross bar for it , as I have a Volvo one sitting about. To stiffen things up as the aim is a stiff car with tight handaling, I have a C70 convertible subframe and brace , to go on at the front.
    I have see this talked about, but normally with regard to the C70 .
    Has anyone got any experance of this , or is the extra wait not wort it?
    I have also seen but don't have , or could make a brace that goes between the mounting points for the 7 seat kit.

    Thanks Roger.
    Last edited by Rogerb; Sunday 2nd October 2016 at 23:25. Reason: Spelling


 

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