Help identify this turbo?
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ex side, A/R .63 A M4
cold side A/R .60 M12
Those seem to be the only numbers that mean anything on it.
any info on size and map would be great.
thanks.
ex side, A/R .63 A M4
cold side A/R .60 M12
Those seem to be the only numbers that mean anything on it.
any info on size and map would be great.
thanks.
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Sounds like either a T3 or a T3/T04E. A .63 A/R turbine housing is a common spec for T3 hot sides. .60 is a fairly common T04 family compressor housing. If it's a hybrid, chances are they used the larger T4 turbine shaft if the small side of the turbine is around 2.5-3in roughly. If it's smaller than it could be a T3 turbine wheel. Obviously there are tons of assumptions and very non-specific information but it might give you a place to start looking. The bigger question would be to ask, what are your wheel trims. A machine shop can turn the housings and put some pretty large wheels in some small housings. Good luck in your search.