[jpalmers60]

let me start off by saying hello and im john. ok i bought a tubronetics super 60 trim turbo a month ago from my friend. the bearings were bad and it had chipped up, damaged compressor wheel. so i ordered a rebuild kit and new c,w. kit went together fine no internal damage but i broke both turbine shaft seals new &old removing,installing. where can i find a new one for the t3 super 60 trim, t 13131? and also the compressor wheel was the wrong size i ordered a garret 60 trim c,w thinking it would work .not. lol. so where can i buy a new,used one?? sry if theres a problem reading this im on my ps3. but it has the anodized blue back with t 13131 on it and 20202 on the back of compressor housing. thanks in advance.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by jpalmers60

let me start off by saying hello and im john. ok i bought a tubronetics super 60 trim turbo a month ago from my friend. the bearings were bad and it had chipped up, damaged compressor wheel. so i ordered a rebuild kit and new c,w. kit went together fine no internal damage but i broke both turbine shaft seals new &old removing,installing. where can i find a new one for the t3 super 60 trim, t 13131? and also the compressor wheel was the wrong size i ordered a garret 60 trim c,w thinking it would work .not. lol. so where can i buy a new,used one?? sry if theres a problem reading this im on my ps3. but it has the anodized blue back with t 13131 on it and 20202 on the back of compressor housing. thanks in advance.

Can you tell me the diameter of the shaft? The blue backplate typically means its a standard shaft unit. If it is then I'm sorry to say there are no parts available for it anymore. Turbonetics discontinued production on standard shaft turbos some time ago as parts are no longer available.

[jpalmers60]

Originally Posted by Robert

Can you tell me the diameter of the shaft? The blue backplate typically means its a standard shaft unit. If it is then I'm sorry to say there are no parts available for it anymore. Turbonetics discontinued production on standard shaft turbos some time ago as parts are no longer available.

well ive locatd a shaft seal. so there is no other companys who would have that compressor wheel? its the same as a regular tn 60 trim turbo? and would i measure the dia on the shaft? i tribe to put my ebay 60 trim c,w in but the shaft on the other turbo was bigger

[Robert]

Originally Posted by jpalmers60

well ive locatd a shaft seal. so there is no other companys who would have that compressor wheel? its the same as a regular tn 60 trim turbo? and would i measure the dia on the shaft? i tribe to put my ebay 60 trim c,w in but the shaft on the other turbo was bigger

You can use a caliper to check the outer diameter

[jpalmers60]

ok ill have to get one. is there any way ican up grade to a 60-1 wheel?

[Robert]

Originally Posted by jpalmers60

ok ill have to get one. is there any way ican up grade to a 60-1 wheel?

It depends if it is a standard shaft unit there are literally no parts available. If it's a big shaft unit yes.

[jpalmers60]

how can i id the turbo it self?

[Robert]

Originally Posted by jpalmers60

how can i id the turbo it self?

To ID the turbo I need to know the compressor and turbine wheel measurements outlined here:
How to identify/measure your Turbonetics unit

[jpalmers60]

Originally Posted by Robert

To ID the turbo I need to know the compressor and turbine wheel measurements outlined here:
How to identify/measure your Turbonetics unit

compressor housing inlet/outlet 2.35''/2.0'' =59.69/50.8. turbine wheel stage 1-49mm/1.93'' turbine housing 0.48 a/r

[Robert]

Originally Posted by jpalmers60

compressor housing inlet/outlet 2.35''/2.0'' =59.69/50.8. turbine wheel stage 1-49mm/1.93'' turbine housing 0.48 a/r

Sorry but I need the measurements of the wheel itself. The compressor housing inlet and outlet would be come to a whole series of wheels. Determining which wheel in the family it is would require the measurements of the wheel itself.