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Turbo S

Is it possible to convert a K26/6 to a /8.. Is the only diffrence the hot side.
If it is what else uses that size hot side so I know what to look for.
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Where does one purchase seals and bearings for turbochargers? Mine has about 70K miles on it. Sooner or later it's going to have to be rebuilt. It's a K27dr from PowerHaus.
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What else uses a turbo with a #8 hotside??
Maybe I could find one that needs rebuilding for a good deal..
U never know
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Lawrence-

I am looking for the same thing. I checked out some posts on other sites and it sounds like rebuilding a turbo is pretty easy. I have a K26/8 from my friend's turbo S with 150K miles on it and want to rebuild it and put in on my 86 with some larger injectors.

Anyway, it sounds like there are kits out there that consist of bearings and seals for around $125. If the turbo isn't damaged and just worn out, the rebuild is a no-brainer. Check out this site... http://www.turbocompressori.net/turbochargers_parts.htm


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I am looking for the same thing. I checked out some posts on other sites and it sounds like rebuilding a turbo is pretty easy. I have a K26/8 from my friend's turbo S with 150K miles on it and want to rebuild it and put in on my 86 with some larger injectors.

Anyway, it sounds like there are kits out there that consist of bearings and seals for around $125. If the turbo isn't damaged and just worn out, the rebuild is a no-brainer. Check out this site... turbocharger parts, turbocharger spare parts, turbo parts, supercharger parts, supercharger spare parts, turbo components, turbocharger components


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