gixrman
20+ Year Contributor
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- Nov 13, 2002
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Frederick,
Maryland
Found this cool video. It's a good one for anybody who is thinking about getting a turbine housing machined to fit a different wheel. If the wheel is completely different it's not just a matter of boring out the turbine outlet to fit the exducer size of the new wheel. Looks to me like they machine the whole interior surface of the housing to a just-right contour for the new wheel. In this vid they show mostly the compressor housing being machined but I think the same thing would have to apply to the turbine housing. Found this on evom.
Well I did it to fit my H1E into a T3 16cm housing. I took it to a local machine shop and he basicly did the same thing as in the video. Honestly I cant say if I f-ed it up or not since I have'nt had the chance to run the car yet with the new setup.

. The higher boost choke flow will allow you to more easily maxout the compressor on a 2.0L motor instead of overreving it before it gets to the farthest point right on the compressor map. . . I really interested in the turbine wheel specs. I wonder if it has the same dimensions as the hx52 turbine wheel. It would be interesting if we could get this compressor wheel mated to an hx40 turbine or an h1e turbine.
. Holsets are known to be devilish about removing their turbine housings. I used a pry bar and a small block of steal inbetween the housings. I pried on diametrically opposed sides a little at a time, so as not to damage the wheels or the shaft.