has anybody heard of a t67 turbonetics for an fd

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02-15-09, 04:51 PM

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has anybody heard of a t67 turbonetics for an fd

just wondering if i can use this turbo. .70 ar cold side 66m inducer .86 ar on the hot side. Also has ceramic bearing but not water cooled only oil

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02-15-09, 05:49 PM

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There is no Turbonetics T67 that I know of. There is a Turbonetics T66 however.

The T67 is either a Greddy/Mitsu unit (TD06-25G) or the much larger Garrett/HKS T67/T04R/T04Z

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02-15-09, 06:24 PM

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I have the garrett T67 but also haven't heard of a turbonetics model.

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02-15-09, 07:15 PM

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the compressor wheel is around the size of a GT40, and it's designed for high boost. What turbine wheel does it have? Also, what are your goals?

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02-16-09, 10:02 AM

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alright guys it turn out to be a t66 after all. i was wondering if i use this turbo on a stock port daily driver. I am just looking for between 375-450hp. Pose to be getting a killer deal on this turbo for 500.00 t66 .70ar housing,66 inducer wheel,.81 turbine housing ,ceramic ball bearing,and ceramic coated brand new.you think i can use this on my motor thanks

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