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I am looking to buy a 16g serial number 49178-11020. Question is which 16 g is it exactly. I couldn't find it anywhere on the site or online.
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Here is a list of typical serial numbers. I don't see yours. Are you sure you have the number right?
14B
49178-01010
49178-01030
49178-01400
49178-01410
Small 16G
49178-01520
49178-05200
Big 16G
49178-01420
Evo I Big 16G
49178-01450
Evo II Big 16G
49178-01460
Evo III Big 16G
49178-01470
That is the part number for a 6cm turbine housing from a 14B only, not a complete turbo of any kind.I am looking to buy a 16g serial number 49178-11020. Question is which 16 g is it exactly. I couldn't find it anywhere on the site or online.
^ Did you say big with 6cm turbine housing. Are you asas I am.
Mileage doesn't mean shit. It could have been beat to death for 4K miles, or well-cared for and have 100K on it and it will perform the same.What would you value it at with 4k miles on a rebuild?
I have just recently bought a Garrett T-25 turbo system complete with inter-cooler,piping, and fuel system <2 fuel injectors and fuel pressure regulator, etc.> I bought it from Turbo Specialties, I would love to have a tubular header that would bolt up to it, I have an internal waste-gate, I found one at Summit Racing but it is for a stock turbo eclipse like mine, the mounting bracket on the bottom of the header < the mounting bracket> is turned sideways from the way i need it to be, Would it be better for me to try to find a different tubular header or should i just keep the one i got from summit and just cut and re-weld the mounting bracket to make it work for my turbo system? I would also be wanting to know if anyone knows where i can get a wiring diagram for the fuel system for my turbo? And also where i might could find a wiring diagram for the ECU, i need to find the RPM wire? In desperate need of the wiring diagram for the ECU........
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Welcome to the internet- and subsequently, our automotive enthusiast forum. You may notice the "search" feature at the top of the main forum page- this will aid you in finding a great deal of information from those who have had issues much like yourself over the past 10+ years.I have just recently bought a Garrett T-25 turbo system complete with inter-cooler,piping, and fuel system <2 fuel injectors and fuel pressure regulator, etc.> I bought it from Turbo Specialties, I would love to have a tubular header that would bolt up to it, I have an internal waste-gate, I found one at Summit Racing but it is for a stock turbo eclipse like mine, the mounting bracket on the bottom of the header < the mounting bracket> is turned sideways from the way i need it to be, Would it be better for me to try to find a different tubular header or should i just keep the one i got from summit and just cut and re-weld the mounting bracket to make it work for my turbo system? I would also be wanting to know if anyone knows where i can get a wiring diagram for the fuel system for my turbo? And also where i might could find a wiring diagram for the ECU, i need to find the RPM wire? In desperate need of the wiring diagram for the ECU........
Help.......
Right, but it's still going to be laggier than a 14B or Small 16G by a bit....so the small gain in airflow may be negated by the gain in lag. Who knows? I don't have an auto myself, but some auto guys who have run a Small 16G in a 6cm housing at near-stock boost levels say it responds really quickly.^This is why your turbo guy.Would work well in an auto under 18psi you say.