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Old 07-15-2011, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by HydroStream6
I tried sourcing a larger housing last year when I was running a TC and the largest anyone could get was a 1.15. I know at one point Turbonetics made bigger, but no one could get them last year. Maybe they started casting them again? Or their site is wrong.
I remember that Thread talking about the housing getting Cast. If they are making them, i say again, lol

They should make frigging 75mm turbine wheel to go with it!
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turbonetics does make an f1 75mm wheel.... its just in the bigger turbos. the midframe 78 i have on order is a 75mm wheel full ball bearings and 1.14 ar.. but it is way bigger then the tc units... wish i held on to me tc so i could of taken pics of the two together..


good luck with the new build JAX sounds like it will be fun..
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Originally Posted by yelo04goat
turbonetics does make an f1 75mm wheel.... its just in the bigger turbos. the midframe 78 i have on order is a 75mm wheel full ball bearings and 1.14 ar.. but it is way bigger then the tc units... wish i held on to me tc so i could of taken pics of the two together..


good luck with the new build JAX sounds like it will be fun..
I guess im just saying if they would package it with the Hurricane units, wow. I mean, that would compete with the precision units much better.
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A little birdie told me that turbonetics has a 76mm turbine wheel in the works as we speak...that will fit in the tc units. I will definitely be trying it out with my 6.0 liter
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Originally Posted by 91blowthru
A little birdie told me that turbonetics has a 76mm turbine wheel in the works as we speak...that will fit in the tc units. I will definitely be trying it out with my 6.0 liter
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Yea around 100 more rwhp and obviously more efficient on 350+ ci motors..should be pretty decent for the street....
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**** I got a TC78 that I need to get rid of still. Lemme know if anyone is looking please!
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