Re: WTT HY35 for something bigger
[Re: Mike Kuttschrutter]
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June 27, 2013 07:31 pm UTC
June 27, 2013 07:31 pm UTC
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Mike Kuttschrutter
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Sorry, it's a no name tubular DSM manifold that has been braced. it has a T3 flange that fits this turbo. This turbo, unknown mileage. Bought it off a member many years back. Some shaft play. I have been boosting around with it for the past month, seems fine. The HY's use a vband turbine housing, I don't think there is anything available that will "swap out" or else I would keep it.
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Re: WTT HY35 for something bigger
[Re: Mike Kuttschrutter]
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June 27, 2013 08:00 pm UTC
June 27, 2013 08:00 pm UTC
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Sorry, it's a no name tubular DSM manifold that has been braced. it has a T3 flange that fits this turbo. This turbo, unknown mileage. Bought it off a member many years back. Some shaft play. I have been boosting around with it for the past month, seems fine. The HY's use a vband turbine housing, I don't think there is anything available that will "swap out" or else I would keep it. Yeah, that's what I thought. I didn't think the HY's had anything available. They are sweet turbo though for someone who is willing to put in a little bit of effort to make it work. Tons of power, quick spool, cheap to rebuild.
'92 Talon TSi AWD - 5 Speed/E16G/12.385s @ 115.13mph
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