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Old Nov 2, 2017, 06:48 AM
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If you look on the turbo just below the flange where the exaust manifold bolts on it should say a/r size of the housing.
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Originally Posted by 2winscroll
If you look on the turbo just below the flange where the exaust manifold bolts on it should say a/r size of the housing.
it says 3 letters then 06?? If that means anything to you, also 2win how much would my turbo differ from a sfp super99?
That is a big turbo 72mm I believe and seen a few cars with those and they seem okay??
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Well I'm not sure why the housing doesn't have the a/r cast into the side, both my garretts do. Maybe it's an aftermarket housing?
Super99 has a similar compressor (71mm inducer, 99mm exducer) but utilizes a billet compressor wheel so it actually flows a little better than your cast wheel (75mm inducer, 102mm exducer). The big difference is in the turbine, the super 99 has a much smaller wheel 67mm exducer compared to the gt42 which has a 75mm exducer. The larger turbine flows more but is going to spool slower. Pound for pound of boost the gt4202 will make better horsepower. Both turbos exhibit excellent high pressure ratio flow due to the larger outside diameter of the compressor wheels.
Don't be afraid to run the smaller a/r with this turbo if you have good fuel. gt4202r can push very high pressures efficiently. Basically the super99 was made to push 45+lbs of boost through a small T3 frame and the 4202 can do the same just with a smaller a/r.
Just have to figure out what you have so maybe post up some pics and see if someone on here can tell you.
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Originally Posted by 2winscroll
Well I'm not sure why the housing doesn't have the a/r cast into the side, both my garretts do. Maybe it's an aftermarket housing?
Super99 has a similar compressor (71mm inducer, 99mm exducer) but utilizes a billet compressor wheel so it actually flows a little better than your cast wheel (75mm inducer, 102mm exducer). The big difference is in the turbine, the super 99 has a much smaller wheel 67mm exducer compared to the gt42 which has a 75mm exducer. The larger turbine flows more but is going to spool slower. Pound for pound of boost the gt4202 will make better horsepower. Both turbos exhibit excellent high pressure ratio flow due to the larger outside diameter of the compressor wheels.
Don't be afraid to run the smaller a/r with this turbo if you have good fuel. gt4202r can push very high pressures efficiently. Basically the super99 was made to push 45+lbs of boost through a small T3 frame and the 4202 can do the same just with a smaller a/r.
Just have to figure out what you have so maybe post up some pics and see if someone on here can tell you.
yes I found it, it said a/r 101 m3 is that the one we wanted to hear??
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This is it I have the wastegates and everything else with it, also you can see the quick spool valve there, but after looking properly I found that number, what do you think 2win?
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I think that turbo is a Beast!

If ya just gotta have a GT4202r that's the hotside you want. That turbo is gonna break $hit! Lol
Better put your order in for an indestructible T-case now.
Haha
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Originally Posted by 2winscroll
I think that turbo is a Beast!

If ya just gotta have a GT4202r that's the hotside you want. That turbo is gonna break $hit! Lol
Better put your order in for an indestructible T-case now.
Haha
Okay good that’s a relief about the hotside! What t case would you go for? Rs upgrade or better?
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Call John at Shep transmission tell him your build. Get a wavetrac sure.

http://sheptrans.com/product/evo-4-9...ild-stage-2-2/

Jacks is good too
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These Builds are Impressive. I Had a 35R and pulled around 650hp. I just did my my block over (ibeams) and picked up a t3 6466 going for 800. hopefully i will get there.
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Cheers guys great info!!
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