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Old Aug 27, 2004 | 10:14 AM
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big garrett turbo

I have a turbo garrett from 6-8L diesel Iveco truck.
cold side:
A/R 0.72
trim about 55
wheel diameter- 91 mm-67mm
in.-67
ex-55
Hot side:
A/R 1.34
trim about 90
wheel diameter 83mm-78mm
ex-80mm
what do you think about this, is it good for 350?
Thanks for any reply.
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Old Aug 28, 2004 | 01:10 AM
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Im not claiming to be an expert, but from what Ive heard, that;s going to be way too huge on the exhaust side. The compressor side is big, but doable. I'd imagine if you can find a smaller a/r turbine housing for that it would work pretty decently.
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Old Aug 30, 2004 | 01:27 AM
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I’m not sure that I’m following the numbers you’re listing, but if you mean that the minor diameter of the compressor wheel is 67mm, that could be worth a bit of power (most in that range are good for somewhere between 500-1000hp), but the 1.34 turbine A/R isn’t really the hot ticket for a street car, or even a short distance car. For a land speed car or something that spends longer periods at WOT or near it it could be a nice turbo.
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