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Old 01-27-2012, 01:30 PM
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I have a problem, I´m running a Hurricane 6665 on my Honda and love that thing, 542whp at 20psi and regular pump gas. Probably another 100 if I went E85, amazing for a compact turbo!

I´m upgrading this winter and want to try the new 69mm Billet wheel combined with 68mm out, possible you´ll make the v-band housing for 68mm?
Also thought about cutting off a T4 housing and weld a v-band flange to it, thoughts?

Want to use Turbonetics again but really hard when I can´t buy it.
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I have a problem, I´m running a Hurricane 6665 on my Honda and love that thing, 542whp at 20psi and regular pump gas. Probably another 100 if I went E85, amazing for a compact turbo!

I´m upgrading this winter and want to try the new 69mm Billet wheel combined with 68mm out, possible you´ll make the v-band housing for 68mm?
Also thought about cutting off a T4 housing and weld a v-band flange to it, thoughts?

Want to use Turbonetics again but really hard when I can´t buy it.
If you mean for the discharge Turbonetics does make a T4 inlet with a 4" V-Band out for a 68mm turbine. This unit utilizes it with a 69mm billet compressor wheel

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Old 01-28-2012, 12:39 AM
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Robert,

I want V-band in/out, have that on my 6665 now. Possible to take a 65mm housing and machine it to 68?
Have the "perfect" manifold and would love to keep it like it is.
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I want V-band in/out, have that on my 6665 now. Possible to take a 65mm housing and machine it to 68?
Have the "perfect" manifold and would love to keep it like it is.
I don't think there's a turbine housing in that frame that will fit a 68 with v band in and out but I'll ask on Monday

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I know, there´s no v-band 68mm available but wanted to know if you plan to make one?
Or if you know a company that custom make turbine housings?

Would really like to stay with Turbonetics but seems hard this time.
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I know, there´s no v-band 68mm available but wanted to know if you plan to make one?
Or if you know a company that custom make turbine housings?

Would really like to stay with Turbonetics but seems hard this time.
I checked with everyone up at Turbonetics. Right now there is nothing in a T4 turbine housing with v-band in and out but they do have them in T3 v band in and out if that helps.
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They do? 68mm? Would be great!
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Any news?
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Unfortunately not for an F1-68 at this time. The v band in and v band out housings are for T3 frame turbine wheels only right now. The largest T3 wheel we have is an F1-62 (62mm) turbine.
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Oki, too bad.
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