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Old 06-22-2010, 11:49 AM
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its a turbonetics turbo but all i know other then that is the guy told me this is the part number but i cant find anything about it

part# T-38401

i was told its a 76mm with a p trim or F165 as he called its a .96 A/R with a 3 inch v band.if anyone can tell me for sure what this turbo is please help
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Old 06-22-2010, 12:50 PM
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its a turbonetics turbo but all i know other then that is the guy told me this is the part number but i cant find anything about it

part# T-38401

i was told its a 76mm with a p trim or F165 as he called its a .96 A/R with a 3 inch v band.if anyone can tell me for sure what this turbo is please help
T series Standard bearing 76mm comp wheel, dry, F1-65 twheel, .96 a/r.
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T series Standard bearing 76mm comp wheel, dry, F1-65 twheel, .96 a/r.
ok thanks what kinda of power is this good for? also what do you mean dry?
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ok thanks what kinda of power is this good for? also what do you mean dry?
A 76mm compressor is typically good for about 1000 CHP of air. Dry means the turbo is oil cooled only.
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A 76mm compressor is typically good for about 1000 CHP of air. Dry means the turbo is oil cooled only.
ok thanks im trying to make 700@ wheels on a 351w so i think this should work
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ok thanks im trying to make 700@ wheels on a 351w so i think this should work
Yeah that should definitely work
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Yeah that should definitely work
i tryed to look for that part number but i cant find anything.where can i find the specs and stuff for this turbo?
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Well its a custom setup. An HP76 with an F1-65 is not a normal part number from Turbonetics. It was built to customer specs. What specs are you looking for exactly?
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Well its a custom setup. An HP76 with an F1-65 is not a normal part number from Turbonetics. It was built to customer specs. What specs are you looking for exactly?
i just what to know what it is im buying.im getting it new for a good price i just want to make sure its going to make the power im wanting.i guess im just trying to find out as much as i can about it
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i just what to know what it is im buying.im getting it new for a good price i just want to make sure its going to make the power im wanting.i guess im just trying to find out as much as i can about it
An HP76 compressor wheel is typically good for about 1000 CHP of air. The F1-65 turbine wheel is equivalent to the old T4 P Trim turbine wheel and will probably max out a bit below 1000 CHP but it should meet your goal of 700 WHP or get very close to it.
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