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Old 12-26-06, 06:17 PM
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turbo housing question .81 to .96 a/r

i ahve a turbonrtics to4b turbo with an .81 a/r exhaust housing.it san on center so i found a tang one on ebay but its a Turbonetics .96 A/R P-trim exhaust housing for T4 turbo .

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=200046352969

will this .96 a/r work on my to4b?
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As long as you're running a P-trim turbine, it will swap out.
I can't comment on if it'll still fit in your engine bay, since the on-center positions the turbo differently.


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the .96 is a tang so it might fit the the hks cast manifold right ??

how to i find out if my turbo is a p trim?
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I don't really think you want a tangential housing on a non tanggential manifold.
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Originally Posted by fastrotaries
I don't really think you want a tangential housing on a non tanggential manifold.
If it will fit, he most definitely doesn't want that on-center turbine housing.
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unless he wants to take a sledge to the frame rail???
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turbonetics makes some junk anyway. ebay makes the situation worse. STAY AWAY.
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Well I appreciate all you guy’s information but I need to find answers to my situation. I can only afford the hks cast manifold so I need to know if the .96 A/R will fit my turbo and the manifold?

how do i find out if my turbo is a p trim?
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Originally Posted by arghx
turbonetics makes some junk anyway. ebay makes the situation worse. STAY AWAY.

your ****** crazy Turbonetics is one of the best out there. educate yourself before making false claims
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Originally Posted by mobeoner
how do i find out if my turbo is a p trim?
You need to pop the turbine housing off the CHRA and measure the wheel specs.


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