t-76 q trim ceramic ball bearing
03-30-02, 08:12 PM
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t-76 q trim ceramic ball bearing
how would that work on a stock motor with all the ovious upgrtades..... wondering weither tio sell it or put it on my car... my shop that i work at has an extra one..
03-31-02, 09:57 PM
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excuse me but wouldnt a T-72 be bigger than a T-76? and it was mentioned earlier that a T-76 would be too laggy for this application, though i do not exactly agree, unless the "q trim" part means something significant.
03-31-02, 10:52 PM
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Turbonetics catalog shows the T-72 smaller (i.e. less capacity) than the T-76.  In fact, the T-76 is a jump up in price over the T-72.
I claim the T-76 too laggy due to the fact that the wheels and shaft are just too big (i.e. heavy) to spin efficiently.
-Ted
I claim the T-76 too laggy due to the fact that the wheels and shaft are just too big (i.e. heavy) to spin efficiently.
-Ted
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but if this is just a race car through some NOS on it. yeah if your going to sell it let me know how much I might want to by it. we have 2 3 rotor's we are biulding here soon.
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What's your target horsepower? As RETed said it's too big for a stock motor. If I were you I'll keep it. Just in case you'll have a crazy idea on a future project. If not let me know.
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