GT42 front wheel One peice? or
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I heard there is 2 types of GT42 front wheels one that has a nut and one that is one piece heard also best is to get the one with the removable nut true? |
There is a GT42 wheel with 70.3mm inducer, 94mm exducer, trim 56, which goes with a 0.60 A/R cover that can flow 80+ lbs/min (turbo would be called GT4294), and another wheel with 74.3mm inducer, 102.3mm exuder, trim 53 which also goes with a 0.60 A/R cover that flows 90+ lbs/min (GT4202). Don't know which is nuted and which is not (correct term for the later will be "bore-less"), but I guess it will be the larger one, since this new technology is to make big wheels more rigid.
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dibs on the PT67 Roger ;)
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Originally Posted by EFINI_RX-7_RZ
(turbo would be called GT4294)
This thing is huge, I mean the damned thing is 53lbs of remanufactured steel and iron. I don't see how this could be used on anything less than a diesel truck. Anybody out there that I could get some pointers from to see if this thing is if use to anybody? Zak |
ok That turbo has the 70/71 mm wheel
as you can see in this picture this GT42 has the nut part "built" into the wheel http://www.precisionturbo.net/ART/GT28-vs-GT42.jpg The problem I heard coming from some Turbo Mustang people is that wheel can come loose For Competition/high performance (non truck use) They use one that has a seperate nut like a T series turbo would have Rey :D Once I get my car back from Fuego's cage is 95% done just needs some touch up and he also installed my new suspension (AGX and Ground Control Coil over kit) car is now lowered I'll sell ya the turbo soon :) |
Sounds great Roger! Can't wait to see the car!
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