i was waiting for the right gaskets for the kkk today and when i got them they were the wrong part. so i made a template out of parts needed on the turbo and put the peices from a cereal box.

can cereal box cardboard be used for the gasket for the turbo drain?


its seems more thicker/heavier duty then the thin gaskets of the originals?


i need input asap as i wanna get them put on and take the car for a spin?


thank

(02-09-2010 12:47 PM)W116Lorinser Wrote:  i was waiting for the right gaskets for the kkk today and when i got them they were the wrong part. so i made a template out of parts needed on the turbo and put the peices from a cereal box.

can cereal box cardboard be used for the gasket for the turbo drain?


its seems more thicker/heavier duty then the thin gaskets of the originals?


i need input asap as i wanna get them put on and take the car for a spin?


thank

I work with the very same material everyday - paperboard. It is very dense and will hold up, we have used it for shims on equipment and it is oil soaked and still intact - 10 years later.

the cereal box gasket worked amazing... plus i coated it with wd40 and let it dry before install.

kkk26 turbo installed first diy turbo change and the last

did you notice any difference in performance?

yea but i hear the kkk turbo more then the stock turbo.

Is this normal? it make alittle more noise?


also yea the peformance is better on the start and seems to pull btter midrange to faster spooling.

they make a different noise than the garett one lissen to this one in the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqdexqX0bhM

I wish mine sounded like that..... Mine sounds like a supeecharger wine... Plus it feels like tge sound is coming from pasenger dashboard every time i get on the pedal

(02-09-2010 06:37 PM)willbhere4u Wrote:  they make a different noise than the garett one lissen to this one in the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqdexqX0bhM