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Brand New MonstA T70 TURBO

T70 compressor section (T70 trim)

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MonstA T70 800HP TURBO

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The T70 MonstA Turbo are custom matched for specific applications. Airflow ratings to 800 HP. Consists of a T3 turbine section, (standard, Stage II or Stage III trim) and a T70 compressor section (T70 trim)

The turbo offers the low inertia and fast boost response of the light weight T3 Turbine wheel and the high airflow characteristics of the T70 compressor. Air flow rating of up to 800HP

3" Inlet Diameter : 2" outlet : Wet Floating Bearings : 1/8 NPT oil inlet

T3 Flange : Fits T3 and T3/T4 Manifolds

Front Cover A/R .7

Front wheel trim 64.5mm

Rear Cover A/R .82 t3 flange

Rear wheel trim 60.5mm

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GALLERY OF CUSTOMER'S CAR © MonstA

MonstA t70 TURBO, made 360 @ the wheels on only 14 psi

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