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    Posted: 25 May 12 at 20:51
in all honestly mate, not very well.

Im looking at getting the K14 rebuilt.

However my brother in law works for a well known jap car tuners, and has the facility to build exhausts and manifolds.  So, we are making a new manifold to suit an alternative turbo, and exhaust to suit once I can find a good replacement :)

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Originally posted by Iceworx Iceworx wrote:

im struggling to find someone who is willing to have a look at refurbing this one.  Soon as I give them the part number on it, they seem to lose interest.

I'll try futbus and see how much them adapter plates are...

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Iceworx - how did you get on, I have a similar setup, be nice to know what other options are about..
 
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im struggling to find someone who is willing to have a look at refurbing this one.  Soon as I give them the part number on it, they seem to lose interest.

I'll try futbus and see how much them adapter plates are...

Thanks

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you can use any aaz turbo...either a four bolt one which just need re-indexing or a three bolt one and use adapter plates from Futbus (and reindex)

why not get your one refurbed? then you know you've a good unit? Midland turbo have been recommended to me. 


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Evening all,

As you've probably seen from the hundreds of other threads i've started, I now have an AAZ in the van.

However I've had a few problems, and been sold some duff parts to boot.

Long and short of it is that I now have the AAZ running, but the K14 Turbo is duff, no play in the shaft, but oil pouring down the exhaust.

I have what I believe is the JX ex.manifold, with a 4 stud flange.

I was using a K14 Turbo, I've attached a photo of the Part number plate on it.




Photo of the exhaust manifold flange..





Finally, one of the over all unit.  Excuse the actuator pipe, I only put that bit of fuel hose on so I didnt lose it.




I've been trying to source a replacement, but it seems this is quite a rare beastie, as such does anyone know of a suitable alternative I could use?

Thanks guys 

Chris
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