WTB: Tial GT turbo mount if anyone has one laying around...
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WTB: Tial GT turbo mount if anyone has one laying around...
As stated used, unused. Read they were d/c by Tial so just seeing if anyone has one sitting around.
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Penguinracer may I ask who you ordered it from (uk based) as I tried Turbodynamics and had no joy and also informed they are working to a two month lead time from Tial .
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Just would like to add that if you know anyone with a lathe they could make these easy. Hardest part is the groove for the crush ring.. everything else can be done with basic tools, drill grinder etc.. they are not that complicated.
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does the mount raise or lower the position of the turbo? Just curious how much effort would be involved in mounting a gtx gen 2 series turbo. Tial mount, oil drain, modified cross-over and downpipe.
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My engine builder had to cut & reweld the mount to fit my GTX3071R Gen II.
Now that I've Darton wet-sleeved out to 104mm bore to be a 2.7 litre - I'm going with a GTX3576R Gen II - which has a bigger hot side & therefore
will require a new mount which have to be modified.
My builder tried three different alternators until we found one which works with the packing.
My motor is dry-sumped & runs SFR intake, SFR stage 2 intercooler, SFR stage 1 headers (it's RHD), crossover & exhaust with a/c delete.
We're running a massive oil cooler, Wizard radiator etc & the packaging work has been a total sod.
Do not underestimate what's involved. Then there's the intake ducting/trunking solution to think about.
Admittedly my car's a RHD 952, so it may be a little different for the 951.
Now that I've Darton wet-sleeved out to 104mm bore to be a 2.7 litre - I'm going with a GTX3576R Gen II - which has a bigger hot side & therefore
will require a new mount which have to be modified.
My builder tried three different alternators until we found one which works with the packing.
My motor is dry-sumped & runs SFR intake, SFR stage 2 intercooler, SFR stage 1 headers (it's RHD), crossover & exhaust with a/c delete.
We're running a massive oil cooler, Wizard radiator etc & the packaging work has been a total sod.
Do not underestimate what's involved. Then there's the intake ducting/trunking solution to think about.
Admittedly my car's a RHD 952, so it may be a little different for the 951.
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