How can you tell the visual differences between a super 60 and a 60 trim? I'd in the market for a super 60, but I want to be sure that's it's a true super 60. Pic's would be great.

Thanks

 

measure the size of the compressor wheel.

 

This started only last week, https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=909298
seems some confusion as to the basics as some say the super 60 has a two bolt, bolt on style inlet and others say that its is a T3 with a 60 trim.

 

normal 60trim T3's usually have a 2bolt 2.5" inlet flange, while Super60's usually have a 3" inlet flange that does not bolt on.

 

Don't go by looks, measure the compressor wheel.

50 trim-1.674"
55 trim-1.760"
60 trim-1.830"
super 60 trim-1.900"

 

Well, the reason i'm asking is because I don't have them infront of me, or I would just measure them. I'm looking to purchase them online, but I'd like some way to tell if I'm actually purchasing a "super 60" or if someone has mistaken the 60 trim for a super 60. At the moment the best way seem with the inlet having no bolt holes and it also being 3" and not 2.5".

 

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