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Re: OUCH!!
Hairy green toads from Mars made Chris Lemon say:
> I just heard from a friend of mine who elected, against my advice, to
> drive his 5kcst w/ 150k miles on probably the original timing belt from NY
> to Georgia. I bet you can guess where this story is going... He said the
> belt broke when he was doing about 75 mph...and he was stranded on the
> side of the road for about 6 hours...
>
> Anyway, are turbo engines contact or non-contact? I told him that I
> didn't know for sure but that they _might_ be non-contact due to a lower
> compression ratio vs. that of a NA engine. Something tells me that he
> fried the engine, however...
NA 10V engines are non-interference. Turbo 10V engines are interference,
and will bend things that oughtn't be bent.
NA 20V are intererference, too, so I suspect are 20V turbos.
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- OUCH!!
- From: Chris Lemon <br00206@binghamton.edu>