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Old 10-01-2011, 01:13 PM
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Just bought this out of haste for $110 of Ebay...








Journal bearing turbo
20192 Compressor Housing
T4 /54mm trim- .96 ar with 2.5" vband.

I'm Thinking TO4E?? I'm new to this stuff, hurts my head a bit.lol
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Sorry admin... Apparently double posted?
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Anybody familiar with these older turbonetics models?
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that is a massive turbo. what are you using it on?
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The Bandit...
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its off of a diesel engine of some sort.
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Originally Posted by john0270
its off of a diesel engine of some sort.
Just for educational purposes, does the size of the turbo suggest it was used for a diesel
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yeah kinda, no wastage, v band clamp connection, huge turbine housing, and it looks like it would come from an 600+cubic inch motor.... something that would be putting well over 1000ftlbs of torque anyway.

I have almost no real knowledge of turbos, just looks like some units I have seen on tractors ect....
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Originally Posted by john0270
yeah kinda, no wastage, v band clamp connection, huge turbine housing, and it looks like it would come from an 600+cubic inch motor.... something that would be putting well over 1000ftlbs of torque anyway.

I have almost no real knowledge of turbos, just looks like some units I have seen on tractors ect....
Word... I was always into the bigg'ns... I'm thinking the guts aren't Turbonetics, due to the ribbed backing of the cool-side... I'm under the impression that Turbonetics always had anodized casings... Any knowledge of rebuild kits for these?

It's enroute, so I'll get the gist of how large it is when I get hands on it... Interested to see how it will work on the 1200cc bandit... Are there aftermarket integral wastegates for these older turbonetics snails?
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The Bandit...
bandit as in a suzuki bandit?

if so, that turbo is way to big. a good turbo to use is a k03 turbo out of an audi/vw 1.8t. they sell them on ebay new for ~400.00

ive used them on numerous turbo bike builds.
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