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Aluminium hotside in Y2K turbos ???
 
Old 10-10-2010, 01:04 AM
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Default Aluminium hotside in Y2K turbos ???

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Is it true?

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Old 10-10-2010, 07:42 AM
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I would never beleive this, but found it here:

turbonetics y2k - Yellow Bullet Forums

Is it true?

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Absolutely not. Unless Turbonetics has drastically changed their production line in the last couple months the Y2K turbo charger uses a 713c Inconel turbine wheel. There is a billet unit but that is NOT the Y2K. The TNX122 is a billet design but has nothing to do with the Y2K
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Robert, I understood they talk about turbine housing, not wheel. I wish it was true, my 80mm unit weighs a ton
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The turbine housing has not changed material either that I'm aware of
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