YOUR RESEARCHTurbo Charger Rebuild Needed
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Hello, I am performing some preventative maintenance on my 996tt. One of the turbo chargers is dripping a bit of oil, and is a little sluggish, compared to the other one. Can anyone recommend a great turbo rebuilder? Preferably in Northern California, but anywhere will do. Thanks, Jeff
Bump!
See related thread in 930 Forum http://forums.pelicanparts.com/911-930-turbo-super-charging-forum/1037376-930-turbo-rebuilder.html Hope this helps. Johan
send them to Blouch..... Rick
Hello, I am finally having the turbos rebuilt. I was offered an option to upgrade to billet compressor wheels. The wheels design looks a little different from the stock cast wheels... every other blade is taller. Does anyone have an experience with this upgrade on a stock engine configuration? Faster spooling up? Thanks! Jeff
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