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TurboCharger Maintenance
New to this forum so i want to start by saying Hello. Alright I plan on boosting my Scion TC in the next couple of months. My question is besides doing more frequent oil changes and using only 91 octane, what other maintenance do i have to do so i don't ruin my turbo set up?
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04-03-2008, 04:43 PM
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Well, there will be a break-in period on the turbo. But other than more frequent oil changes, as long as your setup is mechanically sound and you have a good tune on it, it can be as reliable as stock
 Welcome to the site and good luck with your tC project!
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