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In the old days we ran 2 smaller turbos to get better response as they had a lower PMoI than a single that would flow the same ;) Modern BB turbos with tweaked compressors and turbines negate much of this. ---------------------- There are no "magic" combinations of stock/junkyard parts...

Well going by this you don't..... :nono: Unless things have changed a HUGE amount I can't see any reason why you would run a true Compound Turbo system on a Spark Ignition engine there just isn't fual available that will make use of the High PR you can achieve, if you're not going for Mega...

Sequential is VERY different to Compound..... STOP arguing go and do a search then come back when you understand the differences... :nono:

Which I have.... I don't halfass repairs. agreed 100% on finding another Crank, the amount of time and effort these guys go to trying to save fucked parts is a joke... :nono:

Better question would be "Why?" did the hose "blow"....

Hbd k ;)

Nope ;) You'd have advanced/retarded it slightly, not enough to actually make a difference to anything it's more as I said to correct for Belts or machine work so you can get it 0/0 again.

It'll be a full write off, had bad Hail storms here last year and they were scrapping 1 year old cars as not financially viable to repair :(

LOL she'd be more than welcome to come here and read, or even watch the movies on my 63" Plasma :D

Yep one side is a touch advanced the other is retarded, it's to allow for belt stretch/new belt, can't remember exactly but it's only 3/4 of a degree if you use 1/1 or 3/3.

Still needs to be measured to make sure the clearence isn't excessive. At the very least checked with plastigauge.

Middle.

How big a gap between the bearings and the crank?

What were the bearing clearences? What Oil?

May as well just throw a fresh crank at it if that's the case.

You're describing a slotting machine Dave, single point cutter. The other way of doing internal keyways is a broach, neither of which will do a Woodruff Keyway, the tool I posted is the only way I've ever done them.

Keyway Cutter