The tight spot dont sound right, if the wheels make contact with the housing bad things happen. Or it may just have been a bit of dirt/carbon in the exhaust side. Having said that the turbos are a sleeve bearing so in theory the shaft floats in a film of oil, without the engine running and oil pressure it may move offcenter enough to bind up on the carbon deposits.
Generally speaking its best not to drill the airbox as it will suck hot air from around the manifold/turbo, the more fresh outside air you can feed it the better.
Generally speaking its best not to drill the airbox as it will suck hot air from around the manifold/turbo, the more fresh outside air you can feed it the better.




So how bady could this make a 3 b run ?? and smoke? it was also getting unmetered air after the maf if im correct seing at the steel pipe is under vacum at cold side, right ? i hope this is my smoking problem!!!
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