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Why not buy just a new cartridge and install yourself?
The twenty pounds of cast iron probably wont need replaced.
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Because id rather trust the rebuild to a reputable shop than a $100 part from China
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Why not buy just a new cartridge and install yourself?
The twenty pounds of cast iron probably wont need replaced.
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This is a good route to take but don't go cheap unknowen ebay quality. Get a genuine Melett CHRA like these.Why not buy just a new cartridge and install yourself?
The twenty pounds of cast iron probably wont need replaced.
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By the time I got that stateside I could have mine rebuilt lolThis is a good route to take but don't go cheap unknowen ebay quality. Get a genuine Melett CHRA like these.
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Genuine Melett UK Turbo CHRA Toyota CT26 Turbocharger Cartridge 17201-17035
MAKE: AFTERMARKETQUALITY : OECONDITION: NEW BOXEDOE PART No: 17201-17035 THIS UNIT FITS THE FOLLOWING TURBOS:17201-1701017201-1702017201-17030 VEHICLES COMMONLY FITTED WITH THESE TURBOCHARGERS INCLUDE:Toyota Land Cruiser This Melett turbocharger CHRA is one of the highest...www.turborebuild.co.uk
That's just an example of what you need for quality. Obviously you would find somewhere in your own country to purchase from. You missed the point of my postBy the time I got that stateside I could have mine rebuilt lol
That's just an example of what you need for quality. Obviously you would find somewhere in your own country to purchase from. You missed the point of my post
By the time I got that stateside I could have mine rebuilt lol
Exactly. Plus you'd be without a car for how ever long the shop takes to rebuild it. Which could be weeks! At least you can swap the CHRA over and get it back on the road in a day.No way you'd get a rebuild you could trust done in that price range in Aus.
Last time I inquired about a rebuild, (15-ish yrs ago) all prices i got were fairly well in excess of $1000, that's with me dropping the turbo to the shop