Name That Turbo!!! (Compressor Edition)
Originally Posted by Inquisition
Why are people retarded? Measure the inducer and exducer then go on www.majesticturbo.com and match up your measurements to the wheel. It isn't rocket science.
Done?
You won't find it as it appears to be a one off type wheel for a diesel.
Originally Posted by MADMAX
Your best bet would be to buy a larger wheel and have the housing machined to fit the new wheel. You might try BLAAST and see how much he would charge for that.
Good luck.
Originally Posted by Inquisition
Um, I'm guessing he is using the numbers from the seller as he has a damn inches ruler and probably the seller measured it incorrectly. You can always email majestic turbo.....
Are you saying he is retarded and can't convert inches in mm?
Originally Posted by AbaZ
is there a reason you need to know?
put it on
put it on
Curious. Want to know what I'm acutally working with and how much air it flows. See if it's worth the swap or if a T-Bird wheel for the comp. is a better option.
Originally Posted by MADMAX
Are you saying he is retarded and can't convert inches in mm?
Thank you.
Originally Posted by Inquisition
Um, I'm guessing he is using the numbers from the seller as he has a damn inches ruler and probably the seller measured it incorrectly. You can always email majestic turbo.....
I measured it in mm and in inches. The ruler is to help show size if a pop can wasn't enough. Don't be so harsh to judge.
"Be quick to listen and slow to speak"

JP
A pplace down here, turbo-performance in Van Nuys, CA quoted me $60 to machined a housing and $70 for a new wheel. $130 for basically a nice flowing turbo.
Check some places and see what they charge.
Never hurts to ask.
Originally Posted by MADMAX
A pplace down here, turbo-performance in Van Nuys, CA quoted me $60 to machined a housing and $70 for a new wheel. $130 for basically a nice flowing turbo.
Check some places and see what they charge.
Never hurts to ask.
Check some places and see what they charge.
Never hurts to ask.
Good deal, but I'm not all into that. Just not all worth it for me, but good idea.
Anyway, before I believe you said that the comp. under discussion has the same wheel as a 42 would. Well, I took the wheel from this comp. and my old 42 comp housing and guess what. Doesn't fit. The exducer looks as though it MAY be the same size but inducer is DEFINITLY too large. I have the T-Bird comp on now with a gap on the inducer, so I'm curious if this wheel will fit the T-Bird housing and be equal in size.JP
Originally Posted by samson
Good deal, but I'm not all into that. Just not all worth it for me, but good idea.
Anyway, before I believe you said that the comp. under discussion has the same wheel as a 42 would. Well, I took the wheel from this comp. and my old 42 comp housing and guess what. Doesn't fit. The exducer looks as though it MAY be the same size but inducer is DEFINITLY too large. I have the T-Bird comp on now with a gap on the inducer, so I'm curious if this wheel will fit the T-Bird housing and be equal in size.JP
No I said,
Originally Posted by MADMAX
Think of the wheel as being able to flow similiar to a common T3 0.48/0.42 but will spool faster because of the larger exducer.
Just put it on. It will spool, but the top end will die off. It is really meant to support high pressure ratios.
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