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BurningRANGERtires 06-11-2009 03:10 PM

Oil lines for turbo (4.0 sohc)
 
I've been putting off my turbo project for way to long. My wastegate comes in tomorrow and i've decided i'm going to go head first into this project. I just wanted to know where would be best to run my oil lines from and to. turbo is located remotely right after the last CAT.

Blackonblackfx4 06-11-2009 04:42 PM

Sweet! Turbo on a 4 SOHC.

Mykhael 06-11-2009 05:04 PM

Never really looked at the SOHC in detail but isn't there a oil galley plug along the side you could pick up from?

All the engines I deal with have oil headers so they get it from there.

tractorman 12-07-2009 11:04 AM

On my Cavalier I teed off from the the oil pressure sending unit. Worked well.

Jp7 12-07-2009 01:06 PM


Originally Posted by BurningRANGERtires (Post 1365007)
I've been putting off my turbo project for way to long. My wastegate comes in tomorrow and i've decided i'm going to go head first into this project. I just wanted to know where would be best to run my oil lines from and to. turbo is located remotely right after the last CAT.


Bad idea, you've lost most of the heat after the catalyst. Use the heat to drive spool.

tractorman 12-07-2009 03:14 PM


Originally Posted by Jp7 (Post 1544689)
Bad idea, you've lost most of the heat after the catalyst. Use the heat to drive spool.

I totally agree, but he might be doing it after the cat for emissions purposes. They generally frown upon things before the cat then.

sickranger3.0 12-17-2009 05:39 PM

ceramic coat all the way up to the cat. not only will you make the cat work better but it will keep the heat where you need it (which is spooling the turbo) it will help cant tell you how much but it should help.

whippersnapper02 12-17-2009 05:58 PM

Rear mount turbos work just fine. If so STS would not be in business.

BurningRANGERtires 12-24-2009 12:01 AM

wow. i saw this was on the top of the 4.0 tech and got really excited.. project got on hold when my exgf broke my heart this past summer so finally got back into it last week (im kidding.. i was extremely busy from school and stuff). everything is just ready to bolt on. intercooler brackets got all made last week and just waiting for a few couplers coming in this week. just need to find time between work and life.. Also found out i wasn't gonna be keeping my daily driver today so im kinda need to finish the project before winter break ends.. ahhhh. and yes before anyone says it, i know its a terrible idea to turbo a dd

BurningRANGERtires 12-24-2009 12:04 AM


Originally Posted by sickranger3.0 (Post 1553372)
ceramic coat all the way up to the cat. not only will you make the cat work better but it will keep the heat where you need it (which is spooling the turbo) it will help cant tell you how much but it should help.

im not looking to break record HP numbers or anything, infact i dont feel like pushing the limits of the motor so honestly its just a matter of how much boost i make on the first drive... if it turns out s**tty i will definatly do this.

NicksterSVT 10-04-2010 05:19 PM

https://www.ranger-forums.com/f35/20...-build-112019/

BurningRANGERtires 10-08-2010 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by NicksterSVT (Post 1743339)

haha. I'm already boosted at this point. but then had to demod it.

JFIVE 12-26-2010 02:45 AM

you had the blow off valve in the right spot thats for sure. I hope you go at this again. I like the snorkle for the turbo, and want to see a video too.


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