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Fitting a td04 - Dieseldave93 - 14-07-2014
Went to pugfest yesterday and bought a td04 just wanted to know how have people gone about the air filter and the pipe to the intercooler any tips and tricks on fitting a turbo to an xud would be a grate help to cheers in adavnce
Re: RE: Fitting a td04 - Jake - 14-07-2014
(14-07-2014, 10:24 PM)Dieseldave93 Wrote: Went to pugfest yesterday and bought a td04 just wanted to know how have people gone about the air filter and the pipe to the intercooler any tips and tricks on fitting a turbo to an xud would be a grate help to cheers in adavnceFor the air filter if you are determined to run one. Get some flexible piping and just run it round to the normal place
I'm pretty sure I used standard pipework for my top mount intercooler set up.
RE: Fitting a td04 - 306pc - 15-07-2014
Or de-filter for all the swooshy noises ?
RE: Fitting a td04 - Jake - 15-07-2014
That's what I did. Real men don't need filters.
RE: Fitting a td04 - Dieseldave93 - 15-07-2014
Ill just de filter then
RE: Fitting a td04 - sweeney1987 - 15-07-2014
where do you guys source oil lines from for these?
RE: Fitting a td04 - Dieseldave93 - 15-07-2014
Mine came we turbo but ive been told that a good quality hose company will make you one by the looks of it the return on mine is just a rubber hose
RE: Fitting a td04 - toseland - 15-07-2014
(15-07-2014, 07:59 AM)Jake Wrote: That's what I did. Real men don't need filters.
obviously real men dont need bearings or piston rings and bores
RE: Fitting a td04 - silverzx - 15-07-2014
Oil line can get made up at any decent hydraulic factors.
Re: RE: Fitting a td04 - Jake - 15-07-2014
(15-07-2014, 03:09 PM)toseland Wrote:Incorrect. They just replace them when they brake and get on with it(15-07-2014, 07:59 AM)Jake Wrote: That's what I did. Real men don't need filters.
obviously real men dont need bearings or piston rings and bores
RE: Fitting a td04 - PartyJas - 15-07-2014
Sorry to jump on this thread guys but would there be a demand for 'off the shelf' oil lines for TD04 turbos? The company i work for supply Goodridge hose and fittings so i'm sure I could get something made up.
RE: Fitting a td04 - silverzx - 15-07-2014
(15-07-2014, 03:44 PM)PartyJas Wrote: Sorry to jump on this thread guys but would there be a demand for 'off the shelf' oil lines for TD04 turbos? The company i work for supply Goodridge hose and fittings so i'm sure I could get something made up.
No, I wouldn't say TD04's specifically, just all different turbos for the XUD9 oil feed fitment in general.
HX-XX's, TDXX's, GT2XXXS's, GT2XXXV's etc. You get the jist of it.
RE: Fitting a td04 - PartyJas - 15-07-2014
Ok. The lines are rebuild able and not swaged so it would just be a case of using a different fitting on the turbo end depending on which model is being fitted... food for thought.
RE: Fitting a td04 - clarkey2010 - 15-07-2014
(15-07-2014, 04:19 PM)PartyJas Wrote: Ok. The lines are rebuild able and not swaged so it would just be a case of using a different fitting on the turbo end depending on which model is being fitted... food for thought.
i think someone on here was going do a bolt on kit (adaptor plates and lines) but nothing come of it.
if the price is right tho
RE: Fitting a td04 - pugmanxud - 15-07-2014
Td04s are M10x1 for ref... and block is m16x1.5