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Old 01-01-2009, 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted by ModularTurbo
There has been some incorrect nomenclature in the past that has caused much confusion.

The MP T76 has the following specs:
comp inducer exducer trim comp housing a/r inlet
76.5mm 103.5mm 55 .72 101.5

turbine inducer exducer trim
74mm 64.5mm 76 P-trim wheel

I am not real up on this Master Power stuff. Just a greasy old diesel guy.

If I follow this.
The Comp wheel Exducer 103.5 /Inducer 76.5.
The Turb. wheel Inducer 74 / 64.5.

That seems awful staggered to me for an engine over 300 cubes. What does a turbine of that size flow? 40lbs/min?

That would hate life on my diesel no less a higher rpm LSX. External gate would be mandatory IMHO. That is if I understand the nomenclature correctly.
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Originally Posted by JOHNBOY66
I am not real up on this Master Power stuff. Just a greasy old diesel guy.

If I follow this.
The Comp wheel Exducer 103.5 /Inducer 76.5.
The Turb. wheel Inducer 74 / 64.5.

That seems awful staggered to me for an engine over 300 cubes. What does a turbine of that size flow? 40lbs/min?

That would hate life on my diesel no less a higher rpm LSX. External gate would be mandatory IMHO. That is if I understand the nomenclature correctly.

there are new Q and S trim turbine wheels out now...
that will make a fair bit of difference...
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Originally Posted by crashly
there are new Q and S trim turbine wheels out now...
that will make a fair bit of difference...
Any idea on actual wheel sizes?
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i think the q trim is 74 mm inducer, 67mm exducer, and s trim is larger
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I'm curios of the s trim size myself.
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Any new dyno numbers with this turbo? I have been searching for awhile, but can't find any numbers.
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New updates with real world experience on this turbo???
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Originally Posted by ModularTurbo
Ok so that the New T76 versions are out and available now.
$775 MP T76 S trim
$775 MP T76 Q trim
Thats the one I have and should have some solid dyno #'s on my custom front mount this week.

Oh and BTW, it makes 10psi between 2800-3200rpm.



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