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Help me identify this PTE turbo!

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chino9656

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Sep 26, 2005
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Hey, I'm hoping I can get some input on what turbo this might be...
I don't want to pull the housings off to measure the wheels if I don't have to...it is brand new.

The compressor housing is a .60 A/R (3" inlet, 2" outlet), and "A/R .60" is imprinted on it.
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Here is the wheel...
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The compressor also has a bung for a vac-line nipple.
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The CHRA is oil cooled only, and has no markings.
The exhaust housing is from Precision Turbo, and that is clearly identified on the housing. The WG is welded shut.
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The exhaust housing intake is 2.5". The outlet is 2 5/8".
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On the turbine wheel, I can see printed on it "R-O 1202". (best pic i could get)
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Anyways, any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
SCM6152E. It should be engraved in the compressor outlet.
Thanks for the quick reply!
Is that for sure what it is? Are there any variations in trim that I should be measuring the wheels to figure out?

EDIT: Nevermind, did some research ;)
Thanks again! I wish it were internally gated, I'd throw it on my car...
 
Thanks again! I wish it were internally gated, I'd throw it on my car...
It's PTE's version of a journal bearing GT35R. The compressor and turbine are nearly the same spec as the real deal...actually, the compressor IS a 35R compressor.

I've seen this identical turbo fail when it was brand new with just three miles on it, the very first time it made any boost at all- the turbine shaft snapped and the turbine wheel was laying in the exhaust housing. Just a word of caution if you do end up using this piece- you may want to have a backup plan. LOL
 
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