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Old 08-03-2009, 10:16 PM
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So the TC 76 has a 4" inlet and a 2 1/2" outlet?
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"60 series cover is a 4" inlet and 2.50" outlut on the TC76"

"The TC uses a 4" inlet cover not the 3" inlet E-cover"
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Old 08-04-2009, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by mike13
So the TC 76 has a 4" inlet and a 2 1/2" outlet?
yes 4" inlet.
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Old 01-27-2010, 01:31 AM
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Twin T76,q trim,.68 ar's,sbc 406 what max H.P are they good for..Could the .68 ar's be holdin bac pwr.run just 8th mile tracks ..



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Are the tc76 and tc78 the same size physically?
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also ??? how does the tc78 compare physically to a masterpower t76 ?
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Its smaller, my TC78 is smaller then my old MP T70
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That is what I'm gonna get then
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How would a TC76 (60 series) with the F1-68 wheel and 1.15 A/R housing spool on a 370ci motor for the street with target of 650HP at the crank? (I'm looking at a used unit)

Will the 1.15 lag too much vs the 0.96?

I like the small packaging of the TC vs T...
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from what i have seen it will be perfect...

would spool great i think..
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Originally Posted by yessir
also ??? how does the tc78 compare physically to a masterpower t76 ?
im curious on this too as i have a masterpower T76 divided T4 on the way, 1.00 AR turbine, any estimation on spool tiem and power out put for it on a stock ish ls1? thanks
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Originally Posted by 6speediroc
How would a TC76 (60 series) with the F1-68 wheel and 1.15 A/R housing spool on a 370ci motor for the street with target of 650HP at the crank? (I'm looking at a used unit)

Will the 1.15 lag too much vs the 0.96?

I like the small packaging of the TC vs T...
the F1-68 will be the choke point with 370 cubic inches but that housing will help, no bones though, spool time will be VERY little and boost will hit hard!

EDIT: the 0.96 will be bad for that motor, spool will be the same as the 1.15 but make less power and work the waste gate harder. Definitely go with the 1.15
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Originally Posted by CarsandWomen
the F1-68 will be the choke point with 370 cubic inches but that housing will help, no bones though, spool time will be VERY little and boost will hit hard!
That is why we have the new TC7876 coming. Will drop right in place and will have a much larger F1-76 turbine wheel.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
That is why we have the new TC7876 coming. Will drop right in place and will have a much larger F1-76 turbine wheel.
I wish they had that when I was running a TC76. I think the majority of users max the turbine side out before coming close to the turbo compressors potential.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
That is why we have the new TC7876 coming. Will drop right in place and will have a much larger F1-76 turbine wheel.
thats good news and the first ive heard of this, please elaborate
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Thanks for the replies..sounds like a good match for my combo.
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Originally Posted by CarsandWomen
thats good news and the first ive heard of this, please elaborate
Its a larger turbine wheel version of this popular platform. Let us know if you need one or one of the regular TC76's. We will beat anyone's pricing on them.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Its a larger turbine wheel version of this popular platform. Let us know if you need one or one of the regular TC76's. We will beat anyone's pricing on them.
Any idea on when these will be available? Also how much larger physically? Thanks
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Originally Posted by Numba1Stunna
Any idea on when these will be available? Also how much larger physically? Thanks
They will be the same size . Also we will have a Group purchase very soon for these as we will bring them to market once they are ready.
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Can we send our tc unit in for the upgrade? PLEASE??

It really sucks that this wasnt available when i bought mine last summer, damn thing doesnt even have 2,000 miles on it.
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