T78, T88 = Td0?
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T78, T88 = Td0?
Hey fellas I've seen a bunch of conflicting information on the forum about what turbos the T78 and T88 actually are. Is a T78 a Td07 and a T88 is a TD08? Is that way off? I am really curious about this. Also if you know the different centimeters for each and maybe even the differences between a supra T78 and an rx7 T78. I'd love the answers to all this. basically everything you know about the 2 turbos. haha thanks guys
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Originally posted by $150FC
i have been told that a t78 is a full td08. this from someone who has built one. :scratches head:
i have been told that a t78 is a full td08. this from someone who has built one. :scratches head:
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Example: T88-34D
The first letter, "T" denotes it is a Turbo charger. The second number denotes the exhuast turbine base spec and the third letter denotes the compressor base spec (again, from an MHI TD-08).
In the second group of letters/numbers (34D) the first number denotes the exhaust turbine wheel base spec, in the above cases all T88's use a type 3 exhaust wheel.
The second number in the second group denotes the compressor wheel base spec, either a Type 4 or a Type 8
The letters that follow the second group of numbers denote the compressor housing spec. IE: Type D spec: Conventional trumpet, from 100mm reduced into 70mm. There is also a GK spec that uses recirculation ports.
So, T78-34D is a TD-07 exhaust base spec, with a TD-08 compressor base spec. Type 3 base sepc turbine wheel with type 4 base compressor in a D spec compressor housing.
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Originally posted by spoolin93r1
t78 has a td07 compressor housing with td08 turbine housing, whereas a t88 has a td08 on both sides
t78 has a td07 compressor housing with td08 turbine housing, whereas a t88 has a td08 on both sides
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Originally posted by 93redFD
So is the compressor wheel on the 88 the same as the 78? I would take a guess and say its not.
So is the compressor wheel on the 88 the same as the 78? I would take a guess and say its not.
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The T78 is usually a 33D and not a 34D. I just tossed that out there. The T88 can be had as a 33D, 34D or 34GK. A T88-33D has the same compressor as a T78-33D. The 33D is a 66mm inducer, the 34D is a 69.7mm inducer and the GK is a 69.7mm inducer but uses a 100mm inlet with a ported shroud.
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So can anyone tell me what size turbine housing would fit a TD07-8?
If it helps the part number is MEC73583 and the MFD. NO. is 49187-00280
I bought the turbo for $4 but it doens't have a turbine housing. There is still some life left and I would love to put it to use.
If it helps the part number is MEC73583 and the MFD. NO. is 49187-00280
I bought the turbo for $4 but it doens't have a turbine housing. There is still some life left and I would love to put it to use.
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Originally posted by Heath
So can anyone tell me what size turbine housing would fit a TD07-8?
If it helps the part number is MEC73583 and the MFD. NO. is 49187-00280
I bought the turbo for $4 but it doens't have a turbine housing. There is still some life left and I would love to put it to use.
So can anyone tell me what size turbine housing would fit a TD07-8?
If it helps the part number is MEC73583 and the MFD. NO. is 49187-00280
I bought the turbo for $4 but it doens't have a turbine housing. There is still some life left and I would love to put it to use.