Fwd: <VV> turbo

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From: Sethracer@aol.com
Full-name: Sethracer
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Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 01:35:20 EDT
Subject: Re: <VV> turbo
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In a message dated 9/30/2004 8:50:21 PM Pacific Standard Time,  
plumbob3@localnet.com writes:

I am trying to have a local diesel turbo repair  shop give me est. on 
repairing my turbo.He needs to know model number to be  able to tell me cost of 
repairs.Good to know it was a TRW but need model  no.
 
Thanks 
Robert  Guerin



 
Robert - The Corvair used a 300 Series Turbo. That is a Rajay designation,  
but should old true for the TRW as well. The 62-64 used a 300B - The 65-66 Used 
 a 300F. All small parts are the same, the only difference was the compressor 
 wheel and the exhaust turbine - which includes the shaft. If you can find 
it,  pick up a copy of Hugh Macinnis book: "How to Select and Install 
TurboChargers".  He was the TRW then Rajay engineer who did the adaption work on the 
Corvair and  many other installations. - Seth