To4s/ T-series Garrett P-trim Polished Turbine Big Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Florida, United States
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TO4S P-Trim Garrett Polished (big) Turbine Shaft This is a brand new turbine shaft for Garrett TO4S and T-series turbochargers. The precision machined shaft is made from a Stainless Steel mainshaft friction-welded to a cast Inconel blade form. The assembly is then turned on a lathe to have its journal bearing surfaces and thrust plate shaft area machined absolutely true and straight. We polish the journal surface for the absolute lowest friction between the shaft and the bearings. This shaft has a larger diameter shaft section to support larger diameter compressor wheels which flow more air thanTO4B/E compressor wheels. The complete shaft is balanced for 100,000 rpm + operation on German Schenck balancing equipment. The gas flow through the blades can easily support over 1000 WHP which is very serious indeed. If you need a turbine shaft to repair a T-series turbo this is what you need. Also a good starting point for a custom turbo that requires a big shaft. Works perfectly in various Garrett, Precision, Turbonetics, and even Master Power turbochargers. Critical Dimensions: - Compressor wheel shaft diameter 7.67 mm (big TO4R/S compressor shaft size) - Overall length 179.49 mm - Journal surface length 53.25 mm - Thrust plate/compressor shaft length 68.61 mm - Turbine blade outer diameter (inducer) 73.74 mm - Turbine blade inner diameter (exducer) 63.58 mm
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