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Hey all.

I just got hold of a t04 turbo. It is a T3 flange and has Super T70 written on it. Thats about all I know? I paid $600 for it down from $1000 from Grand Auto.

Anyway, the problem is, the air outlet is facing the same direction as the exhaust flange, in other words pointing straight at the block.

When I locked at the front casing, it looks like it can unbolt and just twist around. Is it that simple? Or is there something that i've missed? lol...

Cheers, Jack

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usually it is that simple, make sure your turbo isnt one of those ebay hand grenades.

I might just get a high mount manifold? Not sure if I have to or not yet...

I never considered it to be an ebay one... How can i check? It's clearly used, but theres barely any shaft play.

thanks, Jack

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hmm great. lol. Maybe I'll pass it straight on then. Is the housing or anything worth much to me? Can I take it somewhere to have different internals put in and a rebuild?

Thanks, Jack

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too late I already bought it :(

Just bought and picked up the rb30e today. Have already ripped i apart, now organising which parts I'm using to send off for machining/balancing and acid dip and paint. yay. Exciting:)

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