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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary]Re: 20B turbo specs
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Posted for "3 rotor" <rv8r300@attbi.com>:

based on a brief discussion the "truck turbos" were Garretts.  They offered
the water cooled jackets and choices of trims, just like Turbonetics does.
I don't know about the ceramic bearings.  I got the impression I would be
buying an identical product.   Kevin


>     It does appear that the turbos can be purchased thru diesel truck part
> stores at quite a savings as compared to performance shops. Kevin
> ----------------------------
> This is a pretty interesting tid-bit.  Has anyone actually done this?  I'd
> worry that the average truck turbo wouldn't be up to the heat of the
rotary.