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Ok, so I found 2 MHI turbos. Both appear to be small 16Gs, according to the numbers. 49178-015200 and 49178-05200
The 1 in the first number is very faint and looks to be ground off.
On both turbos the spot where the digits 5 and 2 are, looks ground off and a 5 and 2 stamped on.
Both have 16G impellers......ie not 14b
Are these eBay turbos? They are on two different cars at junk yard. One is a 92 Talon and other is a 95 talon. I know they did not come with 16Gs in 95.
Is it standard to have the stamped portion of the numbers?
I posted this earlier but it was in the wrong spot so I am re posting, why are there grind and stampings on these turbos?

You're slow- I already answered it in the first thread: http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-thread-graveyard/467432-turbo-id-issues.htmlSorry Jus, taking your thunder even if it isn't 100% correct.



Oh cool, so this is a ball bearing turbo? Can it support 350-375whp?
Correct.Oh cool, so this is a ball bearing turbo? Can it support 350-375whp?
That's the way all of them are. They start with what used to be a Big 16G cover (49178-01420) and re-number it to reflect the smaller compressor wheel.I have already posted the compressor side for the s16G? turbo that I am keeping. I stated previously : "Ok, so I found 2 MHI turbos. Both appear to be small 16Gs, according to the numbers. 49178-015200 and 49178-05200
The 1 in the first number is very faint and looks to be ground off.
Yes.The issue I have is the turbine housing. It looks to be a EVO 3 turbine housing. Number is 78-13700. So, since this came off a 1995 Eagle Talon I am wondering:
1) is this really a s16G with a EVO 3 turbine housing?
Yes.Is the only way to determine to take off the compressor housing and measure the impeller?
I highly doubt someone would go through the work to upgrade a Small 16G to an Evo III when they could just buy an Evo III and be done. Your housing likely got swapped and you're worrying too much.I ask because if it "was" a s16G and someone upgraded the turbine housing they could have upgraded the compressor housing and impeller. A EVO 3 turbo will be too big for what I want. I will have to sell this.
I beg to differ. There are 7-blade versions of the 3071, 3076, and then obviously the T04S 60-1. He gave the factory number (700177-11), it's a GT11...though I do stand corrected, it's still based on the larger 3076R turbine as noted by this Garrett listing with all of the part numbers and their corresponding compressor specs: Garrett Master Turbo listthe turbo is the gt13 (7 blade compressor)