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you might try a used stock buick turbo. Not sure about the hp it would make with your car. Or also you might look into a ta49 or te44 their both good turbos. good luck finding hat you need.
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I have all the Tables and Graphs For A 346. I'm really limited in space so i'm trying to get the smallest turbo possible under the hood that will reach my goals. I don't plan on breaking RWHP Records just wanting to mess with some supras and Cobras on the Freeway.
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do you have a link so that i can find the dimmensions of the pt76gts? I would hate to spend 1400 bucks and it not fit.
I'm getting ready to start the mock up faze of the design.
I'm getting ready to start the mock up faze of the design.
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Originally Posted by eviltwins
Externally T58 = T66 = T72 = T76 = T80
They all use the same compressor and turbine housings, so if you can fit a T66 you can fit a T76.
They all use the same compressor and turbine housings, so if you can fit a T66 you can fit a T76.
here is a picture of a few turbos on the right you see a PT88 and PT66, the PT88 has the same compressor cover as the PT76gts and you can tell the size difference between the covers for the 66 and 88
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Yes it will depend on the company ordered from. If ordered from PTE it can come with the smaller TO4S cover on the smaller units and the 72 and up it will use the larger TO4H cover.
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thats awesome thanks. Will the PT66 turbo feed a 346 to appx 700rwhp.
Hey Hawk Would it be possible for you to meassure both the PT88 and the pt66 and there widest/tallest/deepest dimensions.
Hey Hawk Would it be possible for you to meassure both the PT88 and the pt66 and there widest/tallest/deepest dimensions.
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Originally Posted by Juiced
Hey Hawk Would it be possible for you to meassure both the PT88 and the pt66 and there widest/tallest/deepest dimensions.
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you can call the turbo company and ask for dimensions, i tried once and they didnt give me exact dimensions though just estiments. (worthless sales rep)
for a second i thought the mustang guys have gotten 700rwhp with a 66, but i think i was wrong, so you ll probably have to do a 72mm or larger, but id still just use a 76mm