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i bought this turbine housing and was told it was a turbonetics ptrim .81 tangential housing. not knowing how to identify a turbonetics turbine housing, i just assumed it was an 81, but while installing it, we noticed it appears to be a .68....
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That would be a .68 tang undivided turbonetics turbine alright. Another bit of information for you, I'm not 100% sure because looking at photos can be deceiving, but it looks like your turbine has been "clipped".
That would be a .68 tang undivided turbonetics turbine alright. Another bit of information for you, I'm not 100% sure because looking at photos can be deceiving, but it looks like your turbine has been "clipped".
~Mike..............
how else can you aproximate the a/r from aphoto? just been around long enough to tell?
how else can you aproximate the a/r from aphoto? just been around long enough to tell?
Because if you look at the picture, .68 is clearly stamped on the turbine inlet as it is in the majority if not ALL Garrett / Garrett based turbines including Turbonetics.
Turbine discharge diameter has not one thing to do with turbine A/R withen the same families (in this case T4).
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