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Old 07-27-2007, 03:31 PM   #417 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by tgspeedracer
I would like to see some pics if you have them. I am just puzzeled as far as how 20g= good size compressor wheel/ housing... 50trim= large compressor wheel/ housing

I know you can machine the compressor housing to fit the larger wheel but the 20g compressor housing can only flow so much. I think the 50 trim wheel is to large and will out flow the housing.


Just my speculation please keep us updated I am very intressted. If works well I will probly be doing this soon as well

Hahn specs their Super 20G to have the TD06H compressor housing which I "think" is the biggest they make for the 20G family. The next size up is the TD07 and thats for a 25G.

Other frank 50's have used the Garrett E housing adapted to the mitsu CHRA and exhaust housing.

I'm wondering how the power would shift if at all going to a TD06 turbine wheel or if the lag would not benefit the SRT powerband range.
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