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traff1c 09-07-2004 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 09-07-2004 12:23 AM

Re:.60 Compressor Swaping
 
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Reddy 09-07-2004 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 09-07-2004 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 09-07-2004 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 09-07-2004 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 09-07-2004 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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