to hi flow your turbo or not to?

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Re: to hi flow your turbo or not to?

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So what do you need from the CT26? Is it possible to get a slightly damaged one?

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shweatypox wrote:So what do you need from the CT26? Is it possible to get a slightly damaged one?
its better to get the whole thing, as you only really need the center core. if the compressor wheels are damaged i really wouldnt worry about it all that much
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Could you get away with this

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bang on the mula dude

the core and shaft is all you will need
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so all good even if it has play in shaft?

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nah doesnt matter as it will be rebuilt anyway
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Re: to hi flow your turbo or not to?

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is a caldina gtt turbo ct26?

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It's a 3sgte but I think it uses the ct15b

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Re: to hi flow your turbo or not to?

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AJ, doesn't the Caldina use a CT20B?

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I thought the newer gtfour caldinas use the ct20b

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