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I have a mostly stock cummins. Only plan on upgrades that increase reliability and efficiency.

Had my air filter off today and have been monitoring an oily buildup on the intake side of the turbo. I can now feel lateral movement on the turbo shaft. Figure I am needing a solution. Any reason to upgrade my turbo? Is a rebuild kit and self rebuild a feasible job for us backyard mechanics? Send it off for rebuild? Buy a rebuilt unit?

I don't spend money on bling, so just looking for a cost effective yet long term solution. :thumb1:

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from what i've heard when rebuilt the shaft has to be balanced to something like 100 k. I think sending it out or get a rebuild would be easier. just my 2 cents.

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