its a BGD kit. some danish company makes it. http://www.astina.dk/supra-mk3/toyota-supra-mk3-bgd-bagkofanger-p-5325.html?cPath=47_593
as for price. conversion is 4,995.00 DKK = 923.378 USD
no thats pressure fitting, and will connect to the port on the turbo's compressor housing
http://www.newcougar.org/gallery/files/1/6/wastegate_vacuum.gif just ignore the boost controller
take the top screws off the top where you would change the spring and check the rubber for defects. also look at the housing for rough edges around. if its a knock off hks could be the reason its not working, is rough casting that tore the diaphram. the blow off valves have similar issues.
hes on glue. from what i know the max psi on a turbo is based on the size of the compressor housing, and the size/angle of the compressor blades. a BB turbo will spool faster due to less static friction to overcome, but bearings have nothing to do with max boost
on ours they do, with thermal expnasion they losen over time, plus the weight of the turbo doesnt help, espcially if the sway brackets are missing.
common to have the stud holes re-drilled and helicoiled on a rebuild so they grip better.
if the manifold is loose it will missfire, as fresh air will leak into the turbo and will give the O2 sensor a false read, which will casue rich conditions.
is the smoke blue? or black?
the lt1 is more or less same block as a standard 350, tranny fit fine. internaly the motor is differet, but carbed motor mounts fit no problem, the stock lt1 mounts are different from a 350 in a truck o3 3rd gen fbody to fit the 4th gen subframe better, but bolt holes are same.
manifolds...
that was my issue. the rubber on the cap was missing so once it tried to presurize it would puke out. also did you replace the elbows of death yet? though could be peeing on the manifold
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