[Slasher48]

Do the T66-T76 turbos bolt up to a standard t04 flange? Would the flange on the header need to be different for divided housing, on center, etc. turbo exhaust housings?

 

[Slasher48]

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[Slasher48]

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[Andi]

All the common turbos... Turbonetics T-Series.. Sound Performance SP Series.. Innovative T Series.. Garrett GT series.. Greddy T78/T88... they all fit the standard T04 flange found on all common headers, including the Turbonetics/Toyomoto/PHR/DirectedEngineering cast manifold, HKS Header, Greddy Header, Sound Performance Header, etc..

Hope this answers your question.

BTW in the past I've heard a LOT of speculation about the Greddy T78/T88 flange being a different Mitsubishi flange and not bolting up to the Garrett T04 flange. I thought it was true till I saw with my own eyes a P-Trim Turbonetics exhaust housing bolt right up to a T78 header on a friend's car over at CTC.

Regards,
Andi

 

[Slasher48]

Yeah, that's what I was wondering.

Thanks

 

[AnArKey]

So you know, a on-center housing will change the position of the turbo when compared to a tangential (much more common) housing. They both bolt onto the same flange, but the compressor side will end up being about a 1" difference in position because of the shape of the turbine housing.

The downpipe is trickier. There is the most common "V-band" which SP turbos and Turbonetics use. Most Garret tangential housings use this discharge type.

On-Centers turbines use a circular 4 bolt discharge.

Greddy and HKS use their own square 4 bolt flange.

You can have the downpipe modified cheaply though. For instance if you take a Greddy downpipe, cut the square flange off the very end, and weld on a $20 v-band lip, you could run a Turbonetics or SP turbo on a Greddy T78 kit...minus the T78.

Note...the above discharge types are not ALWAYS true. You put a circular 4 bolt flange on a tangential housing, some housings have a "slip on" discharge that allows you to put your choice of discharge types. This is done rarely (seldom there is a reason to), but CAN BE.