Free late 99 turbo wheel
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10-28-2009, 11:28 AM
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Free late 99 turbo wheel
I put on a Wicked Wheel a few weeks back and my original wheel is still in decent shape. Fins aren't "sharp" but not beat up either. I guess for someone with a trashed OEM wheel & tight budget this would be good. Anyway, it's free, just cover the shipping is all I ask. Here's a pic:
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this is the wheel inside the turbo that compresses the air
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That's the use I figured it would go to more than likely. If you want it, it's yours. Just PM me an address.
Original Equipment Manufacturer - i.e. factory parts
That's the use I figured it would go to more than likely. If you want it, it's yours. Just PM me an address.
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10-28-2009, 01:02 PM
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The stock turbo is a Garett turbo.
You would only need this if the wheel in your turbo is not in good shape anymore. If you have a leak somewhere between your air filter and the turbo, there's a good chance yours is in worse shape than this.
I know mine is pretty sad looking, but I am going to go with a WW if I have it all apart, so I'll go ahead and pass. Mine probably had a leaky airbox for less than 5000 miles, and the compressor wheel is all jagged and nasty looking. Engine is still in good shape, and I need new up pipes anyways- so I'm just hitting it all at once in the spring.
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I bought it all at once, but did them separately for who-knows-what reason. Mine's still in decent shape and with the economy the way it is I figured I'd keep up the tradition of the brotherhood. With all the help I've gotten from people in this forum, it's the least I can do.
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I bought it all at once, but did them separately for who-knows-what reason. Mine's still in decent shape and with the economy the way it is I figured I'd keep up the tradition of the brotherhood. With all the help I've gotten from people in this forum, it's the least I can do.
Oh, I agree. I think it's great what you're doing. I'd take it, but for 75 bucks I'm just putting in the WW if I am going to take it all the way apart. These guys have been invaluable several times in the past.
I have a stock air box that leaks if anyone needs it....
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