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Well for those who remember, i got this turbo of gBay.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...2896&hl=RX7

So i finaly took it apart, and actually got soem numbers for the compressor.

Compressor Size (mm) : Humm is it the inner or the outer part, Exducere is 70mm, inducer 54mm.

Compressor Trim: 59

Compressor Cover Ratio and what it's off: RX7 front A/R .89 or so i am lead to belive, however i mesured it to be somwhere about .65-.75????

Turbine Size (mm) : Couldn't get the housing off DAM IT. But it's same as slides rear rb25 high flow.

Turbine Trim: as above

Turbine housing Ratio and what it's off:It's an RB25 rear housing high flowed.

As the turbo is in good nick, once i clean it up, and put seals through it to make sure it does not leak.

Would it be ok on an Rb25?

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sounds like a surge prone sort of turbo.

My guess with a "59 trim" and a largish front wheel, it could be.

hhmmm

My GT3037 is just a little bit bigger than those specs, so this could be closer to a 2835 or something like that, but I wouldn't expect it to perform as well.

Maybe expect about 230rwkw at the most?

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