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Garrett 38R 1.0 vs 1.15 dyno test
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[QUOTE="TARM, post: 311080, member: 578"] gt40 series uses a turbine wheel of 77mm/68mm With the 4088 its matched to a 64.7/88 comp wheel and in the 4094 matched to a 67.8/94 comp wheel That compared to the 38r which is a Comp:65.86mm/88mm Turbine: 76.20mm 67.73mm Based on those numbers and that the turbine wheel uses comp wheels that splits slightly smaller and larger than what the 38R is, this looks like the turbine wheel for the 38r. Not sure if it can be done but taking a gt40 turbine wheel onto a 38R shaft and then machine the housing to allow it to fit? [/QUOTE]
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