ct 26 turbo

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ct 26 turbo

Postby firestonecruiser » Wed Oct 23, 2013 6:54 pm

was thinking of upgrading turbo on my 80 series when i do 3 inch exhaust. what is a good replacement turbo to use cheaper the better or should i get mine rebuilt. it still goes fine but truck has done 300 000 plus ks. truck tows a 14 foot caravan about 5 times a year.

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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby The WEHI » Wed Oct 23, 2013 8:15 pm

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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby turoa » Wed Oct 23, 2013 8:32 pm

To be honest you're much better keeping the ct26 and get it rebuilt with a larger compressor wheel if you want a bit more oomph out of it. I've put an aftermarket turbo on mine and although it goes pretty damn well, its not really worth the effort. I originally did it as at the time it was cheaper than fixing mine or purchasing another turbo (all of the internals were rooted).

Have a search through the forum, a few people have suggested places to get them rebuilt. If you want to spend oodles of money, google gturbo.

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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby mud_slinger » Wed Oct 23, 2013 8:35 pm

jarod at turbocare knows his stuff he did my one for me
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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby firestonecruiser » Wed Oct 23, 2013 9:05 pm

cheers guys. better start getting the coin together as i may aswell do turbo, exhaust and injectors at the same time

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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby bushwacker » Thu Oct 24, 2013 6:51 am

i got mine rebuilt on my 80 with a bigger compressa wheel put in it and it spools up 200rpm early that it use to, takes off better and pulls loads better up hills, i highly recommend it.

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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby philipw » Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:19 am

bushwacker wrote:i got mine rebuilt on my 80 with a bigger compressa wheel put in it and it spools up 200rpm early that it use to, takes off better and pulls loads better up hills, i highly recommend it.

What size is the compressa mate?

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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby bushwacker » Thu Oct 24, 2013 10:35 am

craig at http://www.turbodoc.co.nz did the job
this is a pic of old wheel and the new one
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Re: ct 26 turbo

Postby bushwacker » Thu Oct 24, 2013 11:17 am

s the cost
here is a quote to strip, clean,machine housing to fit bigger compressor wheel,balance turbine assembly and recondition unit (new bearings,seals orings etc)

recondition kit (bearings,seals etc) $220
machine compressor housing and c.h.r.a $230
new high flow compressor wheel $155
balance turbine assy $75
p&p,cleaning/sundries $25
labour (2.5hours) $162.50
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total $867.50

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