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T61 replacement on an na-t??? HELP????


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Hey guys,I have a question u put this on Facebook trying to shed some light got some answers also some problems? Basically I run a t61 on my na-t at 0.5bar making 362 my seal has began to go on the turbo as I get smoke from exhaust time to time, so I was looking up option of smaller turbine wheels etc...I found a borgwarner s200sx s246, says same as a gt2871/3071, I would be wanting the same power (360 to 400) but I'm hoping this turbo would reduce some lag, if someone come help shed some light I'd apreciate it! Rob

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oil seal rebuilds are not to bad on cost I got a price from aet for my precission unit which was £300 all in .which is at least half the price of a new turbo.

I know what you mean about going smaller as the turbo is not really being used at that size

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realisticly I would of thought a turbine housing of .68 would be better for a mild N/A-T being that they dont have high boost where the smaller turbine housing starts dwindle.

 

I had an xspower manifold on mine for a few years done well to be honist but have always had the prcission turbo on it and better oil lines its a great combination

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Yeah I have X's power manifold too that's been braced and it's been great for the money it's the turbo letting it down just seeing if there's a solution to my problem. As I don't really want precision due to price Compared to small boostI'm running

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