Is this okay Turbo Charged Engines ?
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Turbos have their own special requirements. I would not risk anything that is not approved by the manufacturer.
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Yes, these type of treatments soak Into the moving parts that the oil touches, which does not include the air intakes.
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Yes, I use it in both my trucks and a car and never had a problem. I didnt start using it in the SUV till over 110k and what a difference it made. Runs smoother and quieter...
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Hi Brody,As a rule the answers is yes to the Turbo Boost and *Fuel Pressure (*May require EAS add-on). I would need to know your application to be 100% sure, the PID's readings do change on some applications.Hope this helps, feel free to give me a call if you need more information,Thanks,DaveMONSTER PERFORMANCE870-580-0940
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I installed this carburetor on a 3.5 and a 4.5 Briggs and Stratton engine and they both ran fine afterwards. Both were the classic type engines.
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It should, but I would double check the temperature rating. It may be higher on the turbo engine.
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This does not Void any Manufacturer warranties. This is not an adjustment to the Engine. This does not affect your engine what so ever, this is a Intake for the turbo, not the engine.
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Yes, however I would not recommend it now. Mine failed after only a month or so of use. Now it's stuck on 550 RPM at all times, even when the engine is off.
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The picture they have showing up to the left of this question is the Turbo with the dial gauge. Nice pump, I am very careful about the little plastic foot rest though.
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I honestly don't know. I bought it and gave straight to my mechanic, so that he could re-assemble the engine. Sorry.
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You shouldn't run anything but synthetic in your turbo model. 5w-40 is perfect. exactly what the dealer uses. you will gunk up the engine if you use conventional oil.
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Yeah, it should be good. I have an ex and it works great. The exl should have a r18 engine and if it does then you should be fine
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My engine code is BEW . Not to sure about other types. You can also contact valeo to be sure
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Depends on what it's being used for and in what car. Running a turbo mildly modified car, you can definitely get 3K miles, just check it and see if it looks burnt. If you track your car a lot, it will be a shorter interval, and frankly it's safe insurance instead of popping a motor.
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Not really, your kind of limited to 39, 47 and some 49cc engines. These are perfect for pocket bikes or anything of that nature. Now days you can find jet kits for your stock carburators and get the same performance or more from factory equipment.
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Not very well. It is suppose to speed the airflow to the intake. But it is mostly just for looks. If you attach an electric motor to it, you could use it like a turbo.
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Like a v8 more then likely. YouTube it and see if there are any others out there.
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I am unable to reference your motor number so I do not know if this is correct or not. All these motors have the thru bolts in the same place, so if your motor mounts with the 4 motor thru bolts, this will work fine, assuming the HP and RPM's are correct.
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I would say yes since it is still the same engine. I would check with professional but would think so.