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Old Nov 11, 2012 | 04:35 PM
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my buddy has a spare turbo off his sr20 and its a Garrett m24 ar.80 the numbers on the middle of it are "yc 0694j, 14411-50f00,466113-7002a"



i have no idea when it comes to turbos and pretty much im wondering if it would be worth putting on my rd2? and a ballpark of whats its worth?(there is shaft play so it needs to be rebuilt)



and questions or comments would be greatly appreciated







Thanks, Chet



ill try to post pics in a bit
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Old Nov 11, 2012 | 05:55 PM
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A/R .80 is kinda big so it'll take some RPM to spool it up. For a DD a .42/.48 is more like it ... but it'll work.



Your turbo is a T25 and should have a 7psi waste-gate.
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Old Nov 11, 2012 | 08:48 PM
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If what you are after is "no boost until way high engine speeds" then maybe .80 for an RD. If you want more power over the whole powerband, what ^ he said
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Old Nov 11, 2012 | 11:16 PM
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14411-50f00 is a Nissan part #. It's an OEM turbo off a red top SR20DET. Google that number for info.
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Old Nov 14, 2012 | 10:36 AM
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Alright guys thanks. And just one more question...when u say it won't spool till really high rpm, how high exactly would the rpms have to be
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Old Nov 14, 2012 | 01:15 PM
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If it'll spool an SR20 below 3k, there's no reason why a beta of the same displacement would hurt much worse.

Some of your exhaust algebra might be a bit different, but with a good manifold (none of that el-cheapo OXB log BS) you should have a nice spooling turbo. The biggest hindrance might be the repairs thouhg. With similar rebuilt turbos going for $250-300 you might better off to buy a new one or better yet use it as practice and try rebuilding it yourself.
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Old Nov 14, 2012 | 01:27 PM
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and before you get way way way over your head



research A LOT before you start doing anything



there is tons of info already posted here, turboing a car involves WAY more than you realize its not just OMG I GOT TEH TURBOZ NOW FOR TEH FAST!!
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