Re: Turbo Identification and Rebuild kit
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Originally Posted by jayfressh
I have a turbo that needs rebuilt, having trouble finding specs on it.
When I bought it I was told it was a Turbonetics T3 stage 1 .
Has 5 bolt flange with internal wastgate opening on exhaust housing.
Exhaust housing also has .36 and M4 stamped on it.
Compressor side has 20192 stamped on it with a rectangle casting mark with turbonetics label, also has T stamp. Compressor has a anodized blue back plate.
What are my rebuild options with this turbo?Which rebuild kit, wheel options, and so on.
I'm planning on installing it on a 4g63 and wanted to know the HP and flow numbers first, might not suit the 4g63 well ?
Any information would be helpful thanks.
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That sounds like a very old unit if it has the rectangle badge holder for the Turbonetics decal. The part number you listed means its a T04B compressor housing for a T04B H trim compressor wheel:
20192 Comp. Housing, T04B-H, 2-3/4"
From the description you gave it sounds like a T3/T4 as mostly only T3 turbine sections have a 5 bolt discharge flange like that. Without exact wheel measurements its hard to say what it might be on the turbine side exactly. Is there a serial number anywhere on the unit? It would begin with the letter T. Example: T-26784 Without a serial number or exact wheel measurements theres no way for me to determine what it is for sure.
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