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Old 12-14-2011, 07:42 PM
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I picked up a t-27796 which ive read is a T04B Super H with a t3 F1-54 turbine wheel in a .63 A/R housing. The compressor fins are bent/broken and ive found part number 20288T and just would like to make sure i have the correct wheel. Thanks.

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Old 12-19-2011, 10:30 AM
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I picked up a t-27796 which ive read is a T04B Super H with a t3 F1-54 turbine wheel in a .63 A/R housing. The compressor fins are bent/broken and ive found part number 20288T and just would like to make sure i have the correct wheel. Thanks.
That is the correct part number for a T04B Super H compressor wheel.
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this is the big shaft also correct?
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this is the big shaft also correct?
It should be but the easiest way to tell is measure it. 5/16" is a big shaft

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