Help Identify This Monster Turbo
11-24-2013, 05:48 AM
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Re: Help Identify This Monster Turbo
SPECS ARE COMP. SIDE 91MM MINOR 67 TRIM .96 A/R 5 1/2 INCH INLET 3 1/2 INCH OUTLET EXH. SIDE IS 110MM MINOR 1.32 A/R F TRIM
Seems to be also called a t18a90
This is all from a quick google search of the part number.
Seems to be also called a t18a90
This is all from a quick google search of the part number.
11-24-2013, 10:51 AM
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Re: Help Identify This Monster Turbo
I think these were used on the 5 ton military trucks.
unless you've got a massive turbo diesel laying around or a super serious huge v8 drag car, it won't work lol
unless you've got a massive turbo diesel laying around or a super serious huge v8 drag car, it won't work lol
11-24-2013, 01:50 PM
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Now that I can see the pics better, it looks like a turbo off of an older Detroit 60 series diesel, before the went VGT with everything.
It has a T04B compressor wheel, which means it will love very high boost (50-60psi) and have a very narrow compressor map as far as it's flow range between surge and choke.
It has a T04B compressor wheel, which means it will love very high boost (50-60psi) and have a very narrow compressor map as far as it's flow range between surge and choke.
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11-25-2013, 06:16 AM
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Pop the housings off to measure and make sure the data I found is actually accurate, it was off a random website.
Mostly I was hoping to find out that it was bigger so you could send it to me for the primary on my truck, lol
Mostly I was hoping to find out that it was bigger so you could send it to me for the primary on my truck, lol
11-25-2013, 07:18 AM
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sooo, basically give it away. It will cost over $400 in parts alone to try and get that rebuilt. Detroit diesel allison parts are not an easy bunch to find. I've seen this series also on Municipal county buses as well.
11-25-2013, 12:49 PM
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11-26-2013, 07:12 AM
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True story. They were used on big military rigs. Both 12 and 16cyl applications.
That's a 1.32A/R T6 housing. Massive to say the least. I bet it weighs in at 35lbs. lol
That's a 1.32A/R T6 housing. Massive to say the least. I bet it weighs in at 35lbs. lol
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11-27-2013, 09:13 AM
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I want one of the new detroit 60 series turbos so bad... be fun to turbo my big 1 ton dodge morgue van (5.2 V8) lol, although I suppose I could do that with the turbo my friend gave me off a off a whistler M35A2 (was going to keep as a spare when I finally got my deuce) or the gt37v off the 6.0 powerstrokes
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