Can you help me to identify this turbo ?
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Can you help me to (identify) choose a GT30 turbo ?
This is a garrett one, with BB bearing
Another pics :
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo1.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo3.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo4.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo5.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo6.JPG
As the compressor housing is 0.5AR it can be a GT3071R ?
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http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo1.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo3.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo4.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo5.JPG
http://924cup.fr/doc/turbo/turbo6.JPG
As the compressor housing is 0.5AR it can be a GT3071R ?
Last edited by fifai; 07-25-2012 at 05:50 AM.
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Without precise measurements all we can do is guess. You need to remove the compressor housing and measure the minor and major diameters of the compressor wheel.
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ok i will get the turbo this week and i will do measures !
What is disappointed to me is that the seller told me that it's a GT3076R ... so there is no anti surge system ... and all '76 I've seen on the net has 0.6 ou 0.7 AR on compressor.
I've another question about turbo calculation, i wish know what flow go thru the turbine.
How can you determine EMP (exhaust manifold pressure) ?
What is disappointed to me is that the seller told me that it's a GT3076R ... so there is no anti surge system ... and all '76 I've seen on the net has 0.6 ou 0.7 AR on compressor.
I've another question about turbo calculation, i wish know what flow go thru the turbine.
How can you determine EMP (exhaust manifold pressure) ?
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It has a t4 turbine flange so not a bolt on.
Too hard to guess the wheel sizes but looking at the compressor inlet slope, it looks like possibly a 50-57 trim and the turbine wheel looks like a stg 5 size.
You may be able to pull something up for the turbine housing as it looks like it is an ATP casting.
Too hard to guess the wheel sizes but looking at the compressor inlet slope, it looks like possibly a 50-57 trim and the turbine wheel looks like a stg 5 size.
You may be able to pull something up for the turbine housing as it looks like it is an ATP casting.
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looks like a gt30r 3076 or 3071 judging by the cold side housing. take the serial number and call ATPturbo and they will tell you which turbo it is via serial number. That's as close as you will get. You wont get any specs. just a model .
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I have a 76 with a .50a/r sitting on the shelf. Great street/track turbo for a 2.5L car if you can get it to fit.
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Well,
I'v got the turbo into hands, I will do measures this evenig, but a piece of strong paper of +/-57mm goes in the compressor inducer
so it seems to be a "76" one
and 55 mm for the turbine exducer so GT30 ...
the serial number is 700382-5012 it confim that it's a GT3076R !
Thanks for informations !
So the GT3076R exist with no anti surge compressor housing .50a/r ?
Compresor effective outlet is about 43mm and inlet is +/-66 mm
Acording to the seller (who was right) the turbine housing is .82 a/r
So on a stock 2.5 L (with only a NA cam 9R) can it be ok ? What about lag ?
In another hand, I'm able to buy a GT30 K26 housing .62a/r is it worth to buy it ?
( This turbo is for a 924s with 951 engine )
I'v got the turbo into hands, I will do measures this evenig, but a piece of strong paper of +/-57mm goes in the compressor inducer
so it seems to be a "76" one
and 55 mm for the turbine exducer so GT30 ...
the serial number is 700382-5012 it confim that it's a GT3076R !
Thanks for informations !
So the GT3076R exist with no anti surge compressor housing .50a/r ?
Compresor effective outlet is about 43mm and inlet is +/-66 mm
Acording to the seller (who was right) the turbine housing is .82 a/r
So on a stock 2.5 L (with only a NA cam 9R) can it be ok ? What about lag ?
In another hand, I'm able to buy a GT30 K26 housing .62a/r is it worth to buy it ?
( This turbo is for a 924s with 951 engine )
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I have new informations :
Compressor trim is 56 (57 mm inducer diameter)
.50A/R (no significant impact ?)
Turbine trim is 84 (55 mm exducer diameter)
.82A/R
-The flow map show a max of +/- 53 lb/min is it equivalent to a LR53 ? a few bigger ?
-Hot side A/R is equivalent to a 11# or 11 cm². Right ?
-Stage V (five) is equal to a +/- 80 or 84 trim ?
Maybe too much questions but it's first time that i discover turbo technology !
Compressor trim is 56 (57 mm inducer diameter)
.50A/R (no significant impact ?)
Turbine trim is 84 (55 mm exducer diameter)
.82A/R
-The flow map show a max of +/- 53 lb/min is it equivalent to a LR53 ? a few bigger ?
-Hot side A/R is equivalent to a 11# or 11 cm². Right ?
-Stage V (five) is equal to a +/- 80 or 84 trim ?
Maybe too much questions but it's first time that i discover turbo technology !
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Your power to weight ratio should help with lag too.
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Ok i will see to buy another turbo (old) with a K26 turbine housing with .63a/r it will be easier to install.
But is .82a/r may be good with a 9R camshaft ? to my mind this cam improve exhaust after 4000 rpm !
But is .82a/r may be good with a 9R camshaft ? to my mind this cam improve exhaust after 4000 rpm !