Which Production Car Had The Smallest Turbo?
01-14-2004, 12:27 PM
#23
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Forget looking at it next to you single for comparison.....look at it next to your thumb nail. The compressor wheel is barely bigger than your thumb haha
I'll ask Bryan at BNR and see what he says. He's pretty much rebuilt every turbo imaginable
STEPHEN
I'll ask Bryan at BNR and see what he says. He's pretty much rebuilt every turbo imaginable
STEPHEN
01-15-2004, 12:57 PM
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the smallest turbo i have ever seen was off of a mazda.. it was a older one.. piston motor.. what kinda mazda was it.. **** i seen it at the junkyard when i was rippin a rotary motor out.. the compressor wheel was seriously no bigger then a quarter. oh yea it was a old mazda mx-6.. the whole trbo was about the size of a pepsi can.
01-15-2004, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by FaztAzzGXL' date='Jan 15 2004, 01:57 PM
the smallest turbo i have ever seen was off of a mazda.. it was a older one.. piston motor.. what kinda mazda was it.. **** i seen it at the junkyard when i was rippin a rotary motor out.. the compressor wheel was seriously no bigger then a quarter. oh yea it was a old mazda mx-6.. the whole trbo was about the size of a pepsi can.
acura people and civic people use them for turbo chargers.
01-16-2004, 05:33 AM
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Suzuki Cappachino, 660cc 3 cyl, the turbo assy is about as long as a cigarette. litterally. Ask the guys in Japan for a Kei Car turbo, all the yellow license plates you see in Japan are emissions friendly cars with a 660cc or less displacement engine. Suzuki Wagon R, Honda Beat, Suzuki Cappachino etc etc. Just have them look around the turbos are everywhere