Percision vs Garrett, whats the difference?
I'm just curious about differences in Garrett and Percision turbos. I'm currently in the market to purchase a new turbo, but I'm wondering what differences account for extra prices in the Percision series turbo.
The turbo's in question here are the SC52 and the SC61 vs the T3/T043 .57 or .60 comp wheel.
Then prices range from about $700-850 for the SC series, and around $500-600 for the T3/T04e
Modified by onemanlan at 4:52 PM 4/13/2006
The turbo's in question here are the SC52 and the SC61 vs the T3/T043 .57 or .60 comp wheel.
Then prices range from about $700-850 for the SC series, and around $500-600 for the T3/T04e
Modified by onemanlan at 4:52 PM 4/13/2006
Im pretty sure the difference is in the bearing. The Precision have a 360* bearing while the Garretts only have a 270*.
I was interested in this before I purchased mine. While searching around I read that the Precision turbos use Garrett internals. I could be wrong but I am pretty sure about that.
Anyway the employees at my local parts shop told me that a 270* bearing was a "truck turbo" and meant for a different oil pressure than for my car. They told me the 360* was the way to go. They also said this came from their Precision rep. But I posted that a few months back and lots of people did not agree.
Hope this was somehow helpful, if not it will give you some direction to search in.
(I got a good deal on a used SC34 so I went with the Precision)
I was interested in this before I purchased mine. While searching around I read that the Precision turbos use Garrett internals. I could be wrong but I am pretty sure about that.
Anyway the employees at my local parts shop told me that a 270* bearing was a "truck turbo" and meant for a different oil pressure than for my car. They told me the 360* was the way to go. They also said this came from their Precision rep. But I posted that a few months back and lots of people did not agree.
Hope this was somehow helpful, if not it will give you some direction to search in.
(I got a good deal on a used SC34 so I went with the Precision)
Thank you so much. I didn't even realize the difference in the thrust bering degree's. I remember readin up on that a while back. You probably just saved me a nice chunck of change.
you can get garret turbo's with 360 degree thrust bearings
one example
http://store.yahoo.com/cheapturbo/gat3w63ar.html
COMPRESSOR SPECS:T04S housing
flow: 61 lbs/min 781cfm
.70 A/R housing
60 TRIM wheel
TURBINE SPECS:T3
.63 A/R housing
HIGH FLOW 76 TRIM stg 3 wheel
oil lubricated centersection.
for use with external wastegate.
COMES STANDARD WITH 360 DEGREE THRUST BEARING!!!
supportable of 575whp!
that one comes standard with it ^
one example
http://store.yahoo.com/cheapturbo/gat3w63ar.html
COMPRESSOR SPECS:T04S housing
flow: 61 lbs/min 781cfm
.70 A/R housing
60 TRIM wheel
TURBINE SPECS:T3
.63 A/R housing
HIGH FLOW 76 TRIM stg 3 wheel
oil lubricated centersection.
for use with external wastegate.
COMES STANDARD WITH 360 DEGREE THRUST BEARING!!!
supportable of 575whp!
that one comes standard with it ^
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No prob, good luck with you build!
No prob, good luck with you build!
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