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supraman121 08-17-2007 03:49 AM

How much does it cost to rebuild turbo's?
 
What trims can i get in the stock ct-26? and how much does it generaly cost to get this done?

pato 08-17-2007 05:12 AM

too much. just upgrade the turbo.
but thats just my opinion.

88Tsupra 08-17-2007 06:25 AM

i think i read somewhere in supramania that driftmotion in pamona cali does it for 500 for a .57mm trim upgrade ct26 and it can go up to about 375 or 400 hp

pato 08-17-2007 06:42 AM

really.. well thats not to bad..
maybe it is worth it :P

oowee623 08-17-2007 07:20 AM

suprastore.com

supraman121 08-17-2007 03:52 PM

ok cool thanks

ddmcse 08-19-2007 10:51 AM

i got mine done at majestic turbos

cre 01-25-2010 06:12 PM

Generally a rebuild WITH precision balancing ( a MUST) seems to run about $200 in most areas... as noted upgrades generally run between $500 and $600.

Chopsticks, who did the work on your turbo?

And you don't need to hide links.... unless they're links to someplace I hate.. :rofl2:

kamikazemkiii 01-25-2010 08:49 PM

I wouldnt buy from suprastore.. just a personal preference

cre 01-25-2010 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by kamikazemkiii (Post 77888)
I wouldnt buy from suprastore.. just a personal preference

Yes, some of us are now PLENTY aware. Post a thread in the shop reviews section.

cre 01-26-2010 02:03 AM

Unless you have the equipment to balance the inducer and exducer, the odds are thoroughly against the bearing lasting a long time. You'd have done well to at least have had it balanced and assembled by a shop equipped for the job.


SupraStore has had a fair number of complaints with reasonable turnaround of orders... not uncommon for any small shop though. I don't care if anyone's got a gripe with them, but we've got a section for posting about it... I don't want to hear any more about it in threads that are for another purpose... send a PM or something.

chopsticks 01-26-2010 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by cre (Post 77911)
Unless you have the equipment to balance the inducer and exducer, the odds are thoroughly against the bearing lasting a long time. You'd have done well to at least have had it balanced and assembled by a shop equipped for the job.


SupraStore has had a fair number of complaints with reasonable turnaround of orders... not uncommon for any small shop though. I don't care if anyone's got a gripe with them, but we've got a section for posting about it... I don't want to hear any more about it in threads that are for another purpose... send a PM or something.

well i know what im doing and the buddy of mine has the shop and tools for everything. it was done right !

cre 01-26-2010 02:37 AM

Excellent. Then you also know that there's more to it than just pulling it apart in the garage with vice grips and you SHOULD know better than to blindly suggest it to someone who, for all you know, is a complete novice... right?

This isn't one of those things you want to just 'fuck with' on the weekend... do a real crap job and thoroughly upset the balance and the impeller will be chewing on the housing and puking metal debris into the IC and possibly the engine... I've seen it... not pretty. If you don't have the equipment and know how, this isn't a job that's remotely worth trying.... not even 'just for the experience'.

chopsticks 01-27-2010 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by cre (Post 77919)
Excellent. Then you also know that there's more to it than just pulling it apart in the garage with vice grips and you SHOULD know better than to blindly suggest it to someone who, for all you know, is a complete novice... right?

This isn't one of those things you want to just 'fuck with' on the weekend... do a real crap job and thoroughly upset the balance and the impeller will be chewing on the housing and puking metal debris into the IC and possibly the engine... I've seen it... not pretty. If you don't have the equipment and know how, this isn't a job that's remotely worth trying.... not even 'just for the experience'.


dude calm down... this is my car not yours. i know it was done right the buddy of mine does them all day and yes i helped him out...... o by the way the shop i bought it from sends you the directions on a piece of paper on how to take it apart and rebuild it. no where on that paper it say to take to a shop because its not a weekend project . and if you go back and read ....he asked where to get them. in no way did i explain to him how to rebuild it. and since you like chewing me out cuz im such an idiot and i have not clue what im doing then i will gladly give you my buddys number so you can double check with him and make sure everything passes your inspection!


Thank you Dr.Phill

cre 01-27-2010 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by chopsticks (Post 77998)
dude calm down... this is my car not yours.

I already covered this... I DON'T care what you do with your car... suggesting to a complete novice that they can do it themselves without further explaining that there is a lot more involved and that you even had assistance is really screwed up.


EDIT: BTW, I'm not seething or anything... you aren't pissing me off, I just thought the suggestion was irresponsible.

As for SupraStore, kamikazemkiii had a crap experience with them... I understand and appreciate his desire to express his concerns, but he needs to not make a mission of just posting in threads for the sole purpose of knocking them... we have a shop reviews section for a reason. From what I recall they've had trouble with timeliness and order fulfillment off and on for a long time... but I'm just going off memory. I know they're definitely not the worst or slowest vendor out there.

chopsticks 01-27-2010 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by cre (Post 78002)
I already covered this... I DON'T care what you do with your car... suggesting to a complete novice that they can do it themselves without further explaining that there is a lot more involved and that you even had assistance is really screwed up.


EDIT: BTW, I'm not seething or anything... you aren't pissing me off, I just thought the suggestion was irresponsible.


well all i did was say where i got mine and the price andthat i did it myself... never did i say for him to do it him self.


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