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Old 07-21-2010, 08:39 PM
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Cool Can I get this death turbo to spool?

Gigantic Turbo! Johnny like skinny girls but never turns down a Fattie

ok. so I just picked this up in a trade. Its a Garrett brand new rebuild. I did research and found out: in the T18A90 family, its a/r .96 on compressor and 1.32 a/r turbine. i measured and just eyeballed rough numbers since I dont have a caliper right now.

major---
4.75in compressor 120mm
5in turbine 126mm

minor----what matters
3.75 cold=95mm
4in hot= 101mm

so 63 trim for compressor and trim = 64 turbine


would this even spool on a 346ci? can a map be generated based on this info? how big of a motor would I need hypothetically to run this on the street (i.e. full spool by 3500rpm)?

anyone have any thoughts about this thing?
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Old 07-21-2010, 09:03 PM
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wanna sell it? you'll never max that thing out and you gotta find a motor big enough to spool it. nice find
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That is the most badass thing in the world. I want it sooo bad. Please sell me that.... ....TIGER BLANKET!!!!

oh and the turbo is cool too.
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anyone else have any input?
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I might trade for a smaller turbo like a 76mm-80mm, i like ball bearing turbos. local trade prefered
Old 07-22-2010, 05:55 PM
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also could i just change out the turbine wheel and housing to make it smaller so i can run it on my car?
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Looks similar to one I had awhile back, the large exhaust side will be hard to spool at 3500, if you had a large cube motor 400+ you could do alot better with it. See if you can get a divided housing for it and quick spool valve like Zombie uses, that might help if your really set on using this turbo.
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with the quick spool valve you need an open housing not divided. just an fyi
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thats a big bitch
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Originally Posted by IKnowtheFuture
with the quick spool valve you need an open housing not divided. just an fyi
You said it backwards.
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oops i misread the description: "YOU MUST HAVE A NON DIVIDED MANIFOLD! If you have a divided manifold we offer the amazing quality Virtual Works manifolds to suit your needs." quoted from the store that sells them... my mistake.
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my motto is,,, if you cant lift em, you dont do em...

Unfortunatly i am really strong hahah J/p sorry i had to
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Originally Posted by Hi Volume
my motto is,,, if you cant lift em, you dont do em...

Unfortunatly i am really strong hahah J/p sorry i had to
lol what?
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Originally Posted by Hi Volume
my motto is,,, if you cant lift em, you dont do em...

Unfortunatly i am really strong hahah J/p sorry i had to
lol what? lift what?
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Originally Posted by IKnowtheFuture
lol what? lift what?
uhhh the title of your thread....never turn down a fattie....

91mm...compressor & 106mm turbine.= big motor...500cid might do it by 3500.

Your looking at a 70 to 76HPS to do it by 3500 on a 346.

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I didn't think my motor would spool at 3500.
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here's the tag
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I've been looking and comparing my turbo to pictures of other turbos using the beer can comparison and an s480 look close and so do others.
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my TC76 spools at 3000 ish on my 370. that thing on a 346. that will be a narrow powerband. use lots of nitrous and save for a 408. just sell it and go with a 76. who knows though maybe your car will be a freak. S480s are huge and a big PITA to spool especially on a 346. you should probably do more research though. if you have an auto you may have better chances.


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