the guy whose selling it to me says thats its a 360 degree thrust bearings (single ball bearing)...is that possible to be both thrust and ball bearing....or does Power master even have a ball bearing.....these are the specs:Master Power
810021 Turbo T3 T4E .63 STG III Over 15 PSI

810020 Cart. Assembly*
801156 Turbine Housing A/R .63 T3 NB032
807549 Compressor Housing .50 TO4E
807653 Turbine Wheel T300 56 mm (Ind. 2.20" May.2.42")
807423 Compressor Wheel ST2 T4 58.15mm (Ind. 2.29" May.3.30")
* Include: Bearing Housing, Kit ( 360º Bearing ), Seal Plate, Head Sheel, Turbine Wheel,Compressor Wheel.




Modified by spoon20 at 9:44 PM 5/15/2004

 

if so how good are they ,??????

 

I've seen their auctions on ebay. It's an ISO9000 company, so it should be ok. The only thing I'd be worried about is the fact that SS Auto Chrome sells them.

They are extremely cheap for ball bearing turbos.

 

Yep I have heard of them. I don't know anyone running them but they seem like good turbos especially for the price. B18Bturbo sells them. There based in Brazil...

 

anyone else ????

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sound Streamin' &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've seen their auctions on ebay. It's an ISO9000 company, so it should be ok. The only thing I'd be worried about is the fact that SS Auto Chrome sells them.

They are extremely cheap for ball bearing turbos.</TD></TR></TABLE>


SSautochrome stuff some are mp and some are not so becareful what you buy the stonemountain **** is junk the MP from brazil works great

 

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360 degree thrust bearings (single ball bearing)...is that possible to be both thrust and ball bearing


I would be worried about this... seems fishy... anyone wanna comment about what could be ball bearing and yet be thrust bearings?

 

need info fellas

 

a thrust bearings is a flat peice that sits exactly right behind the turbines against the center housing. there is usually some seals then the bearing, so no they cannot be 1 peice. as for ball bearing, spin it, if it spins and psins ans spins then it's ball bearing. there are a lot of peopel who try to pass off normal bearing as ball bearing or "liquid ball ebaring" this is nothing mroe than the way "NORMAL" oil luberication operates evein in normal bushing style. anyways, i'ld say this guys is eitehr trying to take you for a ride, or he doesn't know anything about the turbo systems and is quiting stuff some shop told him. physically look the turbo over. check shaft play, check the numbers too for sizes. See who manufactured the turbo as well. it's probebly a bushing style turbo which is the normal one like most of us use.

 

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They are not ball bearing turbos but if you spin one over you would think it was.