where to buy t-70
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
I have a turbonetics t-70 ball bearing center section for 250.00. You would still need the housings but should be able to get those at a good price.
If this guys not interested I might be.
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I have an almost new (500 miles) PTE T76 GTS (1,100fwhp) for sale. It is a much better match for a 5.7L engine than a T70 (had one and sold it). It has a 3" V band flange (I'll throw both the clamp and pipe side flange), .96A/R, tang. mount. I make full boost by 3,200. This turbo is making 600rwhp on my low compression LS6 motor @ 12psi and isn't yet in its sweet spot. I'm going to a 427CI motor and need to upgrade to a T88. I'm doing some test fitting now to see if it works. If it does, I'll be upgrading to a T88. Take my advice and do it right the first time. You'll save money in the long run. I am selling the unit for $1,200 shipped, cost $1,525 new.
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Originally Posted by RICE ETR
The BB one sounds nice... might want to jump on that.
If not then the GP price was around $500-$550 shipped depending on if and which exhaust housing you got. Just PM Jim on that site.. he was the one doing the GP. He is super nice and really helpful.
If not then the GP price was around $500-$550 shipped depending on if and which exhaust housing you got. Just PM Jim on that site.. he was the one doing the GP. He is super nice and really helpful.
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I am putting this on a Silverado SS and i wanted it to spool a little faster than full boost @ 3200 rpm. I am only looking to make around 550-600rwhp so i think a t-70 should be fine. Does anyone have a phone # website/e-mail for Joe @ Turbo Performance Systems. Thanks
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The MP with .68 A/R housing will probably be your best bet then. Plus these are not large shaft turbos so they will spool even quicker. Some pics of the unit below.
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Jose, or anyone
do you think the .68 A/R will bottle up a little, I have ported heads 2.055/1.60 valves, cam, and shift at 6200 in first gear currently. i was thinking .84 A/R or even .96. Give me some opinions
Thanks Eric
do you think the .68 A/R will bottle up a little, I have ported heads 2.055/1.60 valves, cam, and shift at 6200 in first gear currently. i was thinking .84 A/R or even .96. Give me some opinions
Thanks Eric