1641 Turbo EFI Manx. 250Hp/337Nm Turbotub

With Turbo and Super charging you can create massive horsepower with vw motors.
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Well i think it just wasnt tight enough.
Its indeed a stock bug tank and in verry good shape.
I cleaned it last winter.

I probably didnt turn it hard enough, always scared to break threads....
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Torque it up till it strips, then back half a turn. ;)
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Haha, checked yesterday, no leaks.

Will put the front wheels back on this afternoon and test drive
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Way to go Ruben :wink: 8) 8)
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petew wrote: Tue Jul 17, 2018 11:42 pm Torque it up till it strips, then back half a turn. ;)
If you tighten it up too much the hose can look like this: :shock: :lol:
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Better to be blown than to suck!
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Hi.

Toooooooo hot to do anything plus I have to go to work all weekend. Its gonna be a 65h week....

Ive been looking into the gen4 loom, trying to understand how its connected and read the wire diagram, it was clear after 1h of cursing. Now i get it.
Since they make every loom for what sensors are used the standard scematic is not complete. Thats why i wrote down some in/outputs

I even found out where i need to add connectors to add the W/M control.
I need to found out what kind of output i can use to controll the dual fans on the intercooler.
I sent cb a mail to explain to me how i need to wire it and program the controls in the ecu.

Sorry for the dirty looking photo's. My phone fell and the lens protector glass shattered...

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Congrats on 65! Are you or when are you going to retire? I've been out (but not out of work... I'm married !) almost 18 years now. OMG, the "Honey-do List".

If your prepared it can be kind of a good life but not prepared, a lot of adapting has to be done.
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65 hour work week. I think he's only 30 or so.
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Yeah, just 30.
Normally i have 50h work weeks. Average of 10h a day mon to friday.

Now there is a big festival in the first big town in my area. So we deliver restaurant supplies all weekend.
Im a truckdriver. To usa standards pretty small. Just an Iveco Eurocargo 12 ton truck. Its deep freez / refrigirated. 2 compartimens, one is -22° celcius and the other compartiment is 2° celcius.

I dont know how many hours a day you guys put in?
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i do alot less then that...... in the Navy (aircraft engineer)and we are salaried which is extremely lucky for us... ;)
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Well heck: congrats on making it to 30 anyway. That you made is this far and have a job makes it sounds like the first phase of your life is somewhat successful.

As I remember truckers do seem to work long hours and work a lot of overtime. Not sure if the pay is always there though.

Andy, I grew up in a Navy town and worked commercial aircraft as a draftsman/TD. I slip and post a lot of "forward" and "aft" plus "inboard" and "outboard". I try not to do the "port"/"larboard" and "starboard" thing but it drives my wife nuts when I use the "head" word :twisted: .

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Well, a standard work week here in belgium Europe is 38h.
I get a fixed hour pay plus some extra's, cell phone, company car (vw caddy) and some small others.
All the hours i put in extra are compensated for
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I put in around 50-53 at 5 days a week. Anything over 40 hrs is 1.5 pay.
I have done as much as 70 hrs in a week but that gets old quick.
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See that’s the bonus of hourly,
I get paid the same wether I’ve done a 5 day week or a 6 day week, 4 hr day or 24hr duty ect....

But we all fund our hobbies some how!
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