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Old 08-17-2011, 03:25 PM
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Looking at a Turbonetics head unit and the fellow doesn't know anything really about it. Did have the serial on the backing plate. T-20709

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62-1 compressor (full size) Standard Bearing, Dry bearing (oil cooled only), T4 P trim turbine wheel Tangential undivided .81 A/R turbine housing.
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Thank you for the quick reply. What kind of power is it capable of supporting? 600-650?
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Thank you for the quick reply. What kind of power is it capable of supporting? 600-650?
A 62-1 full size is usually good for 620-650 HP of air.
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