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Old 10-19-2008, 07:11 PM
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its from a 99 ford f550, i got it at a swapmeet today for $15 its a garret unit p/n 1825878c91
compressor is 1.10 AR
turbine is .84 AR





is there anything i can do with it? i didnt care for $15

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Looks like you can hold down alot of paper with it or hold open a big door.
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
Looks like you can hold down alot of paper with it or hold open a big door.
lol the turbo is in decent condition minimal shaft play and spins freely
hopefully i dont need to scrap it
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apparently it is a GTP38 with an 80mm compressor
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I like making turbine engines out of old turbos. You have to run a combustion can between the compressor discharge and the turbine inlet. Then you connect a propane tank with regulator to the can. Get it spinning with some compressed air give it some propane and then ignite it. Try to spin it to death its fun to watch. It'll get spinning really fast rather quickly just make sure you keep positve control over the amount of propane being added. Also for safety, keep a fire extinguisher handy, face shield, and a good solid barrier between you and the turbo at ALL TIMES!!!!!

I bet I got your tinker gears turnin' good huh?

Oh and I almost forgot to mention, it's louder than **** so get some ear protection too.
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Originally Posted by ModularTurbo
I like making turbine engines out of old turbos. You have to run a combustion can between the compressor discharge and the turbine inlet. Then you connect a propane tank with regulator to the can. Get it spinning with some compressed air give it some propane and then ignite it. Try to spin it to death its fun to watch. It'll get spinning really fast rather quickly just make sure you keep positve control over the amount of propane being added. Also for safety, keep a fire extinguisher handy, face shield, and a good solid barrier between you and the turbo at ALL TIMES!!!!!

I bet I got your tinker gears turnin' good huh?

Oh and I almost forgot to mention, it's louder than **** so get some ear protection too.
that sounds nasty! i was hoping to use it on my buddies turbo mustang drag project do you know if there is any way to swap a t4 turbine housing on it?
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What are the turbine wheel dimmensions.
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Since nobody has answered the question yet......here you go.

1825878c91

Is off a 7.3 powerstroke. That part # should have also come with a pedistal....since the 7.3's use a funky mounting flange. Comp wheel is 80.0mm exd 59.9ind and trim is a 56. Turbine is 76mm/67mm.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Since nobody has answered the question yet......here you go.

1825878c91

Is off a 7.3 powerstroke. That part # should have also come with a pedistal....since the 7.3's use a funky mounting flange. Comp wheel is 80.0mm exd 59.9ind and trim is a 56. Turbine is 76mm/67mm.

thanks, do you know if there is any way of attaching a different turbine housing to it?
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that thing is uglier than homemade soap!
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WERD, find some brake cleaner ASAP.
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Originally Posted by Frost
that thing is uglier than homemade soap!
its like boy george ugly, i just got it yesterday so i havent had much tim to do anything with it yet



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