Good Service Experiences for B2K Twin Turbo Corvettes

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Re: Good Service Experiences for B2K Twin Turbo Corvettes

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Chris recommended Patriot Chevrolet in Limerick to me last week. I'm in Reading
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Did you buy the car?
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yeah I did!! had the wheels refurbished, 2 1/2" exhaust installed. taking it to Patriot on Nov 13th for new wastegate springs and additional maintenance
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Why do you think it needs new wastegate springs? I highly doubt those are worn out.

My guess is that you over boosting? If that's the case, you have a vacuum/boost line leak. That problem plagued me for a couple of years...turns out it was a stuck EGR valve.
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Was told originally with the true dual exhaust that would need red spring installed. now, per email from Scott Rawlings that i just need to back off the preload screws.
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How far do they suggest backing off? To a certain boost level?

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Brian B wrote: Mon Oct 30, 2017 9:18 am Was told originally with the true dual exhaust that would need red spring installed. now, per email from Scott Rawlings that i just need to back off the preload screws.
If everything is in good order you can safely 56-58"hg with no worries.

If you are overboosting after backing out the wastegate screws, start a new thread and we will help you thru it.
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Worth mentioning, Corvette Center in Newington, CT which is operated by Ray Zisa, is a fine choice in servicing classic Callaway vehicles.

Corvette Center did installations of many AeroBody packages in the 80s and 90s, and Ray has served as a Bloomington Gold Division Director and Judge for decades. He KNOWS Corvettes and Callaways. Check them out:

http://www.corvettecenter-ct.com
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Great topic...would anyone know of a trustworthy shop pithing a day's haul of Omaha, NE.? As near as I can tell thus far, DRM up near the Twin Cities is the best option for us central plains folks.
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I am in the Charlotte NC area. Does anyone have a suggestion for diagnostic shops? I have an 88 CTTC that is overheating from a fan (that is working) but not being called to come on at temp. Relays all check out and the fan can be jumped to spin but at 245 i feel it should be kicking on but there is nothing.

Thanks.
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Try checking temperature externally
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