Does anybody knoes the specs on a Precision SC61 #6162E?
I have one, but don't really know the specs.
I couldn't find info anywhere else.

 

What specs are you looking for?

 

does this help

http://precisionturbo.net/turb...=3026

 

a precision rep on ht said there's 3 versions of the sc61

 

i know, but i haven't found the specs on this specific part # 6162E...

 

Thanks for your question. Sorry, but there is no such thing as a 6162E. We make a 6152E, 6169E and a 6176E. The first two digits refer to the compressor wheel while the last two reference the turbine wheel. If you look at the outlet on the compressor cover, we typically scribe one of those three numbers there for identification purposes. Hope this helps.

Rod Short
Sales Manager
Precision Turbo

 

What exhaust wheels come with each variant? The 76E is a P-trim turbine, right? So i'm assuming the 52E and 69E are Stage 3 and Stage 5 TO3 wheels, respectively?

 

You're on the right track.

The 6152E (intended for engines displacing 2.0L and under) comes with a T350 76 trim turbine wheel. In Turbonetics lingo, that's a Stage V wheel. We rate this turbo as capable of supporting up to 630-hp with proper tuning.

The 6169E (for 2.0 to 3.0L engines) has a T04 69 trim wheel and is rated at 650-hp.

The 6176E had the T04 76 trim, which is more commonly known as a P-trim wheel.

Hope this helps.

Rod Short
Sales Manager
Precision Turbo

 

"Sorry, but there is no such thing as a 6162E. We make a 6152E, 6169E and a 6176E. The first two digits refer to the compressor wheel while the last two reference the turbine wheel. If you look at the outlet on the compressor cover, we typically scribe one of those three numbers there for identification purposes. Hope this helps."
Thanks for your help.
My compressor cover has 6162E written on the outlet, so i assume it was an error and it might be the 6152E...

 

Maybe they just sneezed or had bad handwriting . . . I dunno

Rod