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Old May 14, 2007 | 07:59 PM
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Look what I just picked up!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...B:EOIBSA:MT:11

Hopefully this guy isn't in too bad condition, because I know it's a GT turbo and it should be pretty freakin sweet.

Fingers crossed
Old May 14, 2007 | 08:14 PM
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WOW YOU MFer! thats a great deall good luck

btw...im a big freakin' potty mouth....
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looks good!
Old May 14, 2007 | 08:39 PM
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I heard you should avoid Skyline turbos because they had ceramic blades or something? Hopefully I'm wrong and that is actually a really good turbo, good luck!
Old May 14, 2007 | 08:52 PM
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Well maybe that's true but I think it's might be one of those myth things, probably not much different than crank walking and DSMs. might happen, but to very few people and they are probably running enough power that they shouldn't be running stock crank anyway.

The Ceramic blades are supposed to be better against the heat...and lighter i believe, but they might be more prone to defects. In any case, if the turbine wheel blows I don't have a second turbine sitting behind it waiting to suck it in it'll just blow out the exhaust. I certainly will be scrutinizing the turbo for any signs of abuse or future failure.
Old May 14, 2007 | 09:09 PM
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The Ceramic blades are supposed to be better against the heat...and lighter i believe, but they might be more prone to defects. In any case, if the turbine wheel blows I don't have a second turbine sitting behind it waiting to suck it in it'll just blow out the exhaust. I certainly will be scrutinizing the turbo for any signs of abuse or future failure.

ceramic's good. some of the toyota celica turbo 4wds came with ceramic turbines. just dont suck pass a screw through the exhaust.
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if i remember right i think they don't recommend more than 15psi on those turbos because to the ceramic blades but 15 and under should be no problem
Old May 15, 2007 | 04:04 PM
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Well i certainly don't think I'll be going above 15 psi...unless of course the boost bug decides so. Granted I'm going MS now and ECU was one of the reasons for lower boost, but the other was rear end etc. so hopefully I won't tempt myself.
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Ceramic compressor wheels aren't recommended for lots of pressure and also they tend to fail during track conditions(WOT on and off). the Supra's in japan come with ceramic turbo's and they are one of the first things to get swapped out. R34 skylines however were replaced back to steel bladed turbos. This is all information I remember reading about 2+ years ago
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Well I can take a look, it its steel all the better, it's already a kick *** small dual ball bearing turbo.
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Ceramic wheels were on the t3 turbos from rb20's, the one you got is regular gt2560r if it's off of a r34 rb26, don't know about the older rb's
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You know, I'm glad I have you guys, seriously the hell how long it would have taken me to figure out it was a GT2560R without this forum, and like everything else.
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one of these has some comments about the ceramic wheels...

http://www.autospeed.co.nz/cms/A_1259/article.html
http://www.autospeed.co.nz/cms/A_1264/article.html
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Originally Posted by jif
those are some awesome reads for someone who is interested in buying a turbo and the FYI's.
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RB26DETT Turbo
R32, R33 = Part no : 14411-24U00
T28 (T3 compressor + T25 turbine = T28)
T3 Compressor Housing AR42
Wheel T3 Trim 50
Inducer = 42.51
Exducer = 60.1

Turbine
Housing AR 48
Wheel T25 Trim 62 ( Ceramic )
Inducer 53.8mm
Exducer 41.7mm

Bearing = 273 Metal Journal bearing

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R34 RB26DETT Turbo
GT22 Ball Bearing turbo
C100 Compressor Housing AR 53
Alluminium Wheel Trim 50

Turbine
Housing AR 48
Wheel GT25 Trim 68 ( ceramic
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