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Old 09-17-2003, 04:14 PM
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Is there another ball bearing Garrett GT turbo that is slightly larger than the GT35/40? (maybe with a T4 flange and turbine)

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GT40. Hard to get though.



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Originally Posted by TYSON' date='Sep 17 2003, 03:37 PM
GT40. Hard to get though.



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I've heard that the GT40 IS NOT Ball bearing as advertised... Is this true?
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Interesting. Any word on pricing?
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Something I have never understood, is why does everyone hate on the Gt series turbos and t3 manifolds, when a gt35/40 works pretty well for a street car.. I know the exhaust side is small in all, but damn it can't be that small...



Or is it just the gt 35/40 kits have big a/rs 1.15+ therefore its like a smaller a/r t4?
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T3 is small. If never plan on boosting higher than 15 psi...get the gt35/40. Just pray that you don't blow your motor....or you'll be buying a very expensive turbo as well.
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I just bought am A-spec 35/40 kit.

Jspecracer7, I guess your saying tha the rebuilt cartridge is pricey?
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Originally Posted by Blur' date='Sep 18 2003, 10:10 AM
I just bought am A-spec 35/40 kit.

Jspecracer7, I guess your saying tha the rebuilt cartridge is pricey?
quite pricey. I can rebuild a standard T4 turbo for less than $150, not including exhaust blade. With exhaust blade, it'll cost proly around the $300~ area. This includes new front/rear CHRA bearings, rear oil seal, thrust bearing/collar ...I may be missing some other parts too, but that's not bad for $300.
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BBs are much more expensive, but the spool up time is supposedly worth it. Is 15 psi the most efficient for the GT35/40? (I don't have the compressor map)
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Originally Posted by 9BASE3' date='Sep 17 2003, 07:36 PM
[quote name='TYSON' date='Sep 17 2003, 03:37 PM'] GT40. Hard to get though.



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I've heard that the GT40 IS NOT Ball bearing as advertised... Is this true? [/quote]

ATP sez they get in a couple ball bearing ones every few months, usually pre-sold for $1950.



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