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07-08-2010, 07:45 PM
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borg warner s300 turbo...
I am on the hunt for a s300 turbo and did not know what they was used on or in, any one have any idea? I been told its the same as a arora3000, any help would be nice thanks
07-09-2010, 01:51 PM
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S300 is the general name for the turbo, they can come in a wide variety of sizes, the BD super B (I believe it is a 57mm) or Super B special (a 64mm) are both S300 turbos, different sizes though. You can buy them new, or search the classifieds for a used one. First you need to figure out what size you want. There are many sizing options, so do some research with your hp goal and end use in mind.
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if you are going to tow I would probably go with a 62mm, if not a 64mm like mine or even a 66mm will be nice and allow a bit of room to grow. Lots of companies sell S300 variants, they are not hard to find.
07-10-2010, 12:32 PM
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Are you trying to find out who used S300's in factory applications so that you can go to a bone yard and buy used? Or are you trying to figure out how to buy new S300's? Any vendor can get you a off the shelf S300 charger brand new. I've had several people request standard S300 chargers.
07-11-2010, 08:47 AM
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Yes I would like to go to the bone yard and see what I can dig up, I know any vendor can get one but I am just a pore dirty mechanic who would rather build than buy so any help would be great!! I was told these are a great fast spooling turbo that is very duriable.
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call chris up at www.engineereddiesel.com very helpful and informative guy. He is currently seting me up with a 64mm with a Racecover/71mm exhaust wheel/12cm nonwastegated. I was surprised he suggested a non gated housing but he said the big wheel will still provide my top end flow yet spool lightening quick for a 64
