What size is a gt28 turbo?

Product Specifications: Compressor Wheel Exducer: 71mm. Compressor Wheel Trim: 56. Turbine Wheel Inducer: 56.5mm.

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How big is a GT42 turbo?

PTE’s PT7675 GT42 Style Turbocharger features the following: 98, 1.12, or 1.28 A/R with 4 5/8″ OD (outer diameter) V-Band discharge.

What is Turbo trim size?

Trim. “Trim” is another commonly thrown-around term when discussing turbo sizing. Simply put, it’s an expression of the relationship between the inducer and exducer diameters of turbine or (more commonly) compressor wheels, and is useful for judging how much air either one can move.

What size is a t28 turbo?

Turbine Wheel Inducer: 52.9 mm. Turbine Wheel Exducer: 46.3 mm.

What is a disco potato Turbo?

The Garrett GT2860RS “Disco Potato” is a powerful 360 crank HP full ball bearing turbocharger in a compact package featuring convenient compressor hose connections of a T04B style compressor housing, 77% maximum efficiency compressor and internally gated turbine housing complete with wastegate actuator.

How big is a GT45 turbo?

The best price we found for the GT45 clone on the day we searched was from DNA on eBay. A little research time spent behind the old keyboard goes a long way! See all 21 photos On the exhaust side, the turbo included an 88mm inducer, a 77.5mm exducer, and 1.05 A/R.

What is the biggest Garrett Turbo?

GTX5544R GEN II 102mm
GTX5544R GEN II 102mm Large Frame Turbocharger – Garrett Motion.

How do I know my turbo size?

A turbocharger’s A/R (aspect ratio) typically is the number that is cast into an exhaust-turbine housing that identifies the size of the housing, from the inlet to the radius from the center of the turbine wheel. Basically, the larger the number, the bigger the housing.

How many MM is a t28 turbo?

What is meant by disco potato?

What is the meaning of disco potato?

(BTW: “Disco” comes from the car’s crazy orange metallic paint, and “potato” comes from the affectionate nickname given to the B15 Sentra by those who likened the car’s round silhouette to the Irish food staple.)