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traff1c Sep 7, 2004 12:17 AM

.60 Compressor Swaping
 
well i was given a t3 (.60/.48) off a Thunderbird, but it has hella shaft play and the compressor blade hits. SO my question is i have a perfectly good T3(.42/.48) with no shaft play, and i want to see if its possible to swap the compressor from the T-bird turbo onto my saab turbo... DO i swap just the blades, and compressor housing? or do i have to remove the compressor base, blade, and housing?

anyone who's done this let me know....

thanks...

myrmex Sep 7, 2004 12:23 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 
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Reddy Sep 7, 2004 12:28 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 

don't forget the $100 balancing charge on top of this if you want it to survive

myrmex Sep 7, 2004 12:31 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 
i wouldn't trust the guys selling the kit saying it doesnt need to be balanced but the piece u'd need for the swap are shown on the picture.

robs99si Sep 7, 2004 12:51 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 
the compressor wheel is balanced to the shaft. where's the shaft? that kit doesn't bring one! i bought something from Jstonestang, my rfl replica BOV works real good. the sonbabitch didn't leave a feedback for me though.

traff1c Sep 7, 2004 12:57 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 
the only thing i want to swap is the blade, and the housing... but i guess i should have rephrased the question, will my saab backplate, fit the t-bird compressor

or do i have to swap over the t-bird: backplate, blade, and housing?

Turbo90Accord4DR Sep 7, 2004 02:40 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 
ok, i did this on bills 42/48, and we have had no problems once so ever,

you have to take the backpplate, housing and wheel, ans just slap it on, dont overtighten the nut, you will break/bend the shaft if you do, it makes a nice bump in top end!


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