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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 02:10 AM
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Hybrid question

I've read up on the forums about hybrids.

I read T04B was the biggest you could go before it would start hitting the block.

Just wondering if this turbo is the right kind to use before I purchase it.

T04B TURBO CHARGER .96ar [TC-033] - $350.00 : GodSpeed Project, The Art of Performance


If it will work, just lemme know please and thank you.
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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 02:47 AM
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Why not browse eBay or something similar for a used turbo?
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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 02:52 AM
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Because for today and tomorrow GSP has a 50% of sale if you order through a certain employee.. $175 for a brand new turbo don't seem too bad to me. Especially since I can sell new parts I don't need easier.

This would work though right?
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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 03:37 AM
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I think it'll work, but it'd probably be cheaper to find the t04b wheel, compressor housing, and backing plate on ebay and then put it together with your s5/s4 turbo.

thats your plan right?
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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian_Reynolds123
I think it'll work, but it'd probably be cheaper to find the t04b wheel, compressor housing, and backing plate on ebay and then put it together with your s5/s4 turbo.

thats your plan right?
It better be,in a way,As that Turbo is a T4 based turbo,so even if he gets it he needs a T4 Manifold,wastegate and down pipe fabbed to his exhaust.
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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 08:52 AM
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$175 for a new turbo is one thing... $175 for a new turbo that wont implode and destroy your **** is another...
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Old Sep 7, 2012 | 12:10 PM
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op, the turbo you linked to appears to be a V-trim wheel. T04B just refers to the compressor cover size. you can fit several different wheels in a T04B cover. v-trim is slightly bigger than stock, but still pretty small. check this out to see other T04B wheel sizes..

Compressor Wheels & Housings
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Old Sep 8, 2012 | 12:50 AM
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Ok so I decided to hold off on making a hybrid for the moment and ordered a FMIC from them instead.

But just for future reference when I get to piece a T04B together, will the compressor housing and backing plates match up size wise as long as they are both t04B? (not talking about the 60-1 or 62-1 housings)

And as far as a wheel, an H trim would be a good size?

And thanks for the link by the way. Favorited.
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Old Sep 8, 2012 | 01:18 AM
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Pick a wheel size based on how much spool-up you're willing to sacrifice for power. I wouldn't say a v-trim is "slightly" larger than stock. The inducer is 11.5mm larger and the exducer is 7mm larger. V-trim and H-trim flow is very similar.

Stock HT-18 compressor: 63.0 mm x 43.8 mm (exducer, inducer)

Common T04B Compressors

8 Blade T04B
Garrett PN, exducer x inducer, trim, flow
409179-0021, 70x48.36 mm, 48 trim, S trim (37 lbs/min)
409179-0022, 70x49.50 mm, 50 trim
409179-0023, 70x51.61 mm, 54 trim
409179-0024, 70x54.00 mm, 60 trim, U trim
409179-0025, 70x55.37 mm, 63 trim, V trim (48 lbs/min)
6 blade T04B
409826-0006, 70x48.35 mm, 48 trim
409826-0012, 70x52.85 mm, 57 trim
409826-0014, 70x55.30 mm, 62 trim, V trim (48 lbs/min)
409826-0015, 70x58.40 mm, 70 trim, H trim (49 lbs/min)

Turbonetics 60-1, 76.2x59.0 mm (57 lbs/min)
Turbonetics 62-1 (60 lbs/min)

T04B backplates will work with any T04B cover. Those sized for 60-1 or 62-1 wheels should as well.
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