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Old 09-06-2009, 07:38 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by cdvr-s13 View Post
I just upgraded to a GTI-R T28 and when I put on my tubular manifold I had to delete the stock catch can and currently have crank case ventilation connected through the T on the valve cover and into the turbo inlet. My HKS adjustable actuator is set to 9 psi.

During a pull the car boosts really hard and doesn't smoke while i've got the pedal mashed and doesn't smoke when i let off. as soon as i hit the throttle again however, a burst of blue smoke comes out. So basically I am wondering if this is only happening because I don't have a catch can, and if its normal to lose some oil during normal operation. The car burned absolutely no oil on my stock T25, but then again I was under stock boost and had the stock catch can set up.
Your turbo seals are dying
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