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Here at planet potato if we can't see an A/R number we look inside the mouth of the turbine housings mounting flange .

HKS's T04Z turbine housings have two inlets even though they are not a divided or twin scroll housing . From my diagrams these housings should have the number on the right hand wall of the right hand passage .

Cheers .

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Here at planet potato if we can't see an A/R number we look inside the mouth of the turbine housings mounting flange .

HKS's T04Z turbine housings have two inlets even though they are not a divided or twin scroll housing . From my diagrams these housings should have the number on the right hand wall of the right hand passage .

Cheers .

so the same as the compressor housings. interesting

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i had a look inside n theres nothing there ...

bman, i didnt get the housing, i spoke to gcg n they told me $450 with everything.. but if i do decide to get the 1.0 ill get it off u.

might have a change of plan as my brother wants to buy my car which means i might jus have it finished and look to import a mental one with nothing to spend, theres a few 9sec ones floating around...

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