Turbo rebuild
07-25-12, 02:40 AM
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Turbo rebuild
Does anyone know where I could get a turbo rebuilt? I'm gonna call a couple shops around here, but what kind of shop should I be calling? Exhaust shops? I have no idea...
It needs new turbines (or, I think that's what they are; the fan things) and possibly other stuff, I dunno. Looks like it sucked up something and bent them. It's a Garrett (T3/T4 I believe).
Thanks for your time.
P.S. Would it be better to just get a new turbo? I'm not looking to crank it up a whole bunch, maybe 10-12psi
It needs new turbines (or, I think that's what they are; the fan things) and possibly other stuff, I dunno. Looks like it sucked up something and bent them. It's a Garrett (T3/T4 I believe).
Thanks for your time.
P.S. Would it be better to just get a new turbo? I'm not looking to crank it up a whole bunch, maybe 10-12psi
07-25-12, 10:03 AM
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G-PopShop.com
TimsTurbos.com
Tim's wanted $350 to rebuild and balance my Hitachi 18S and I know GPopshop rebuilds turbos but I don't know the price. Jim at GPopshop is super helpful.
TimsTurbos.com
Tim's wanted $350 to rebuild and balance my Hitachi 18S and I know GPopshop rebuilds turbos but I don't know the price. Jim at GPopshop is super helpful.
07-25-12, 02:20 PM
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The rebuild cost will be the base price + the cost of the replacement turbine shaft and/or compressor wheel. Your typical rebuild will just require replacing bearings and seals.
If you're up for rebuilding it yourself, it can be done for much less. https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...hybrid-959045/
If you're up for rebuilding it yourself, it can be done for much less. https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...hybrid-959045/
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