Precision SC61 vs. (ITS) t03/t04e w/GT35 Wheel
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(Help) Precision SC61 vs. (ITS) t03/t04e w/GT35 Wheel
Has anyone done a comparison of the Precision SC61 vs. the Innovative Turbo System (ITS) w/GT35 wheel in a t3/t04 for a built H22 for street use?
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Re: (flip1199)
compare the gt61s, and the sc61, i would liek to see that, i have the gt61s, and it is sometimes called a gt35 killer, or whatever they call it.
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the sc61 uses a gt40 56trim compressor in an e housing unless you request the S cover..
the ITS gts61 runs a gt40 56trim compressor as well...
but comes standard with the S cover..
you can request the E cover.
the SC61 runs a t350 turbine wheel.
the guys at ITS recomend you run a P-trim t4 turbine wheel which will support alittle more power.
if you want to runt he t3 housing they wuill also throw a t350 stage 5 turbine in there and whatever t3 housing.
they are basically the exact same turbo. with the ITS untit you just have multiple turbine options.
the ITS gts61 runs a gt40 56trim compressor as well...
but comes standard with the S cover..
you can request the E cover.
the SC61 runs a t350 turbine wheel.
the guys at ITS recomend you run a P-trim t4 turbine wheel which will support alittle more power.
if you want to runt he t3 housing they wuill also throw a t350 stage 5 turbine in there and whatever t3 housing.
they are basically the exact same turbo. with the ITS untit you just have multiple turbine options.
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The information posted about our SC61 is incorrect.
There are 3 different versions of this turbo. All use a GT35R compressor wheel with either a T350 76 trim, T04 69 trim or T04 76 (otherwise known as a P) trim turbine wheel. Choice of the turbine wheel depends on the application's engine displacement.
This turbo also comes with either a T04E (3" inlet/2" outlet), T04S (4" inlet/2.5" outlet) or T04S ported shroud compressor cover.
Rod Short
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Precision Turbo
There are 3 different versions of this turbo. All use a GT35R compressor wheel with either a T350 76 trim, T04 69 trim or T04 76 (otherwise known as a P) trim turbine wheel. Choice of the turbine wheel depends on the application's engine displacement.
This turbo also comes with either a T04E (3" inlet/2" outlet), T04S (4" inlet/2.5" outlet) or T04S ported shroud compressor cover.
Rod Short
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Precision Turbo
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rod Short »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">All use a GT35R compressor wheel </TD></TR></TABLE>
I thought the GT35R and GT40 shared compressor wheels??
I thought the GT35R and GT40 shared compressor wheels??
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Check out the downloadable catalog at http://www.turbobygarrett.com. The wheels on the GT35R and GT40 are the same dimaeter, but different trims.
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what about the difference between the sc61 and the gt3561e?
Just wondering since i got a nice little upgrade when i ordered my sc61 and importparts upgraded me to the gt3561e. From what i can tell the exhaust wheel just looks to be extremely agressive.
but just wondering.
I thought the compressor wheels are the same on both.
Just wondering since i got a nice little upgrade when i ordered my sc61 and importparts upgraded me to the gt3561e. From what i can tell the exhaust wheel just looks to be extremely agressive.
but just wondering.
I thought the compressor wheels are the same on both.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rod Short »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Check out the downloadable catalog at http://www.turbobygarrett.com. The wheels on the GT35R and GT40 are the same dimaeter, but different trims.
Rod</TD></TR></TABLE>
Tried DL'ing it but I guess they're updating it or something, I'll take your word for it though.. and all this time I thought the GT40 wheel was lurking in the SC61
Rod</TD></TR></TABLE>
Tried DL'ing it but I guess they're updating it or something, I'll take your word for it though.. and all this time I thought the GT40 wheel was lurking in the SC61
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The GT3561E is a full GT turbo, which means that it has not only a GT compressor wheel, but also a GT turbine wheel, too.
All of the SC61's use the older style T technology turbine wheels.
Both use the same compressor wheel.
Hope this helps.
Rod
All of the SC61's use the older style T technology turbine wheels.
Both use the same compressor wheel.
Hope this helps.
Rod
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It's a big catalog, so it takes a while to download.
Both versions of the GT35R (714568-1 and 714568-2) use an 82mm 56 trim compressor wheel.
The 452232-5 GT40 uses a 82mm 50 trim while the 703457-2 GT40 uses a larger 88mm 54 trim.
Hope that helps.
Rod
Both versions of the GT35R (714568-1 and 714568-2) use an 82mm 56 trim compressor wheel.
The 452232-5 GT40 uses a 82mm 50 trim while the 703457-2 GT40 uses a larger 88mm 54 trim.
Hope that helps.
Rod
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rod Short »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The GT3561E is a full GT turbo, which means that it has not only a GT compressor wheel, but also a GT turbine wheel, too.
All of the SC61's use the older style T technology turbine wheels.
Both use the same compressor wheel.
Hope this helps.
Rod</TD></TR></TABLE>
that does help, thanks
Also, i like the new Precision 4-bolt exhaust housings, I think i may be one of the first to actually get a it
All of the SC61's use the older style T technology turbine wheels.
Both use the same compressor wheel.
Hope this helps.
Rod</TD></TR></TABLE>
that does help, thanks
Also, i like the new Precision 4-bolt exhaust housings, I think i may be one of the first to actually get a it
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rod Short »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It's a big catalog, so it takes a while to download.
Both versions of the GT35R (714568-1 and 714568-2) use an 82mm 56 trim compressor wheel.
The 452232-5 GT40 uses a 82mm 50 trim while the 703457-2 GT40 uses a larger 88mm 54 trim.
Hope that helps.
Rod</TD></TR></TABLE>
Excellent!
Thanks Rod
Both versions of the GT35R (714568-1 and 714568-2) use an 82mm 56 trim compressor wheel.
The 452232-5 GT40 uses a 82mm 50 trim while the 703457-2 GT40 uses a larger 88mm 54 trim.
Hope that helps.
Rod</TD></TR></TABLE>
Excellent!
Thanks Rod
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I appreciate the responses. I'm trying to determine which turbo to purchase since both are advertised by Tom on http://www.camp1320.com.
Again, I have an H22 attempting 400 whp for the street. I'm trying to determine which one is most suitable for the goal.
Thanks!
Again, I have an H22 attempting 400 whp for the street. I'm trying to determine which one is most suitable for the goal.
Thanks!
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For anyone looking, I have a brand new SC61 for sale.. Need to sell it ASAP
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1104299
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