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The new turbonetics cheetah stage one is a 60-1 compressor and there f1-57 turbine wheel. I was wondering if anyone has run this turbo and how it would compare to a precision 5857. Thanks.
 
The new turbonetics cheetah stage one is a 60-1 compressor and there f1-57 turbine wheel. I was wondering if anyone has run this turbo and how it would compare to a precision 5857. Thanks.
I ran that turbo back in 2008 and I really liked it It was a little laggy compared to the TA49 that it replaced but it pulled real hard. I would buy it again,cant say how it would compare to a 5857
 
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Thanks for the input , how did it feel power wise to the ta49 and did you ever make any passes with it ?
 
I've built a couple of similar with 57f1 turbines I had laying around. The spool is very similar to a stage 3 with the same wheels assuming the same ex housing was used on both. The 60-1, mfs 59, or cea 58 all will outflow the turbine and need larger turbines to get the potential out of them. It's really hard to beat the t04e60/stage 3 combo for a well matched set of wheels (te44/ta49) if you're running them hard between 50 and 55lbs/min. Fwiw the precision 5857 and the turbonetics 57 f1 are the same turbine. Precision used a .250" shaft and Turbonetics used a .3625" shaft typically.


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Thanks for the input , how did it feel power wise to the ta49 and did you ever make any passes with it ?
I never made any passes with it but it did pull harder in the mid and upper rpm range than the 49 did.
 
The Turbonetics .63 exhaust housing is larger in physical size than the Garrett .63 housing much like the Precision housing is.Thats probably why is was a litte slowwer to spool than my TA49 which had the Garrett housing, but it did pull harder up top at least it felt like it did I dont have any numbers to back up my claim..But it is a good turbo for the money I ran mine for quite a few years before selling it and had normal play in the journals but no thrust play at all.
 
I'll probably go 5857 if I can't find a used 44/49. If bison says that all three compressors will outflow there turbines then I might as well go with the slightly smaller compressor.
 
They make a pt-5862 also that's worth looking at..
 
Didn't know about that , I'll keep that as an option as well. Thanks.
 
Ok one more question is the f1-57 turbine that much better than the t31 that is used in the 5831 ? There is a 300$ difference between the 5831 and the 5857 and it seems this is the only difference.
 
Ok one more question is the f1-57 turbine that much better than the t31 that is used in the 5831 ? There is a 300$ difference between the 5831 and the 5857 and it seems this is the only difference.
If it's a cea 58 it's going to be more. The compressor wheels are point milled and more expensive. A 5831 is a 5857. The best bang for the buck for a stock head stock intercooler with a 58 mm compressor will probably always be the t04e60/t31 stage 3 wheels with a garrett .63 ex housing. It supports 40% more mass flow than stock yet only needs a little more converter to get it going.


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