Turbo swapping with lnf parts questions
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Turbo swapping with lnf parts questions
Hey guys I'm turbo swapping my lsj with lnf parts and I got a few questions of what else I need. Anyone with knowledge of doing this please message me!!
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Okay, so this is what I have, and I need to know what else I need to do the swap:
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Lnf intercooler
Injen upper and lower charge pipes
Injen intake
Lnf intake manifold
Lnf turbo manifold
Lnf o2 housing
Lnf coolant crossover pipe
Lnf oil and coolant lines
Ko4
Lnf intercooler
Injen upper and lower charge pipes
Injen intake
Lnf intake manifold
Lnf turbo manifold
Lnf o2 housing
Lnf coolant crossover pipe
Lnf oil and coolant lines
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yes.
the lsj alternator has a one way clutch in the pulley, and its designed to spin backwards. if you switch it to run forwards the one way clutch will just freewheel and the rotor in the alternator wont turn.
ottp does have a solid alternator pulley for the lsj alternator just for when you turbo swap.
the lsj alternator has a one way clutch in the pulley, and its designed to spin backwards. if you switch it to run forwards the one way clutch will just freewheel and the rotor in the alternator wont turn.
ottp does have a solid alternator pulley for the lsj alternator just for when you turbo swap.
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You did the lnf swap, so do you think just doing the saab 93 turbo setup be easier? Obviously the 20g instead of the stock saab turbo
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the lnf manifold doesnt bolt up to the lsj/l61/le5 cylinder heads. it can be made to work (im running one on my porsche swap) however it takes some machining, and you lose the pcv valve. honestly your better off to get the saab manifold, or one of the aftermarket options. the only reason im using the lnf manifold is i have very little room, the saab manifold wouldnt fit and i want to get the car running before i spend the money and time building my own intake manifold.