found old turbo in shed has tag that reads h2c any ideas on size

 

I found this, it looks like thy use this Turbo for 6.2l cummins

http://www.holset.co.uk/partsservice...Data_Sheet.pdf
Here's what I have on H2C.
H2C
compressor wheel, minor 62mm / major 92mm
turbine wheel, major 85mm / minor 75mm
turbine housing 18cm²
It seems a hair bigger than a HX40. Smaller compressor than on a HX50 'tho

 

thanks big bad would it be a good turbo for truck

 

for my twins yes for you idk but fill out your sig so we know what you got!

Brice

 

i dont think anybody would be all that interested in all my chevy gas burners dont even have a cummins yet

 

oh well when you get one fill in our sig until then enjoy your chebby........lol

 

Might be a noce compressor to put on a stock H1C... build ya a hybrid and try it out. If you dont like it swap back.

 

after some mor digging i guess its from a seimi it came off of a Cummins L-10 with a huge exaust housing it would be great for twins

 

thanks guys i will keep it layin around till i find a truck

 

18cm is not huge, that exhuast diameter wheel is big though.
i bet it'd make some nice cool power though once you got the sucker spooled.

62mm compressor is weird... a hair bigger then any aftermarket offers for an h1c .... but 62mm is also the size a $1500 aftermarket S300 modified has on it.....

i agree, take off the compressor backing plate,housing, and wheel and bolt it on the front of a stock H1c and make a unusual 62mm hybrid.

I do think you should hold onto that, 62/74 turbos run $1500 new and they can make BIG cool power. that turbo there is a 62/75 but it just has a 18cm housing compared to an aftermarket 14cm quick spool.

maybe you could buy a good exhuast housing for it and have a sweeeet turbo?? dang i want an h2c now to make a hybrid....

 

Yeah I bet that compressor housing with a 12cm exhaust housing would be a cheap awesome turbo.