T THE RAVEN Guest Jun 8, 2002 #1 We have numerous turbos without any description as to what size they are. How can we determine the size of the compressor wheel using a caliper which reads mm. ?...T.I.A.
We have numerous turbos without any description as to what size they are. How can we determine the size of the compressor wheel using a caliper which reads mm. ?...T.I.A.
T Tri fans New Member Joined Aug 19, 2001 Jun 8, 2002 #2 Before you worry about Turbo size, you should get rid of that Kenwood system. I've seen coffee tables smaller than your AMP.
Before you worry about Turbo size, you should get rid of that Kenwood system. I've seen coffee tables smaller than your AMP.
I Intercooler New Member Joined May 24, 2001 Jun 9, 2002 #3 Measure the compressor and turbine wheel in mm's and count the number of minor and major blades. Good luck! See gnttype.org for more info.
Measure the compressor and turbine wheel in mm's and count the number of minor and major blades. Good luck! See gnttype.org for more info.
T THE RAVEN Guest Jun 10, 2002 #4 Intercooler, thank you for your reply and your referral. I will follow your advice and your link. The Raven.
Intercooler, thank you for your reply and your referral. I will follow your advice and your link. The Raven.