Help Identifying Ex Housing

[Kroner96]

I found a 73/88 turbo and was wanting to know if I could run it on my truck. Its a modified HX55 or 60 and the housing numbers on it are 685862-C and below it is 241-DUC and a 2 is stamped on the base. The other housing is a 682880 110-326 DUC F. Thanks for all help

 

[zstroken]

This is from memory, the 241 is approximately a 17cm housing or so. Which if I were to guess your gonna need some RPM to run it. If you have a manual truck it could be feasible.

What are you referring to by 73/88 though, what are those dimensions of. A few years ago the HX55's were pretty good, but I think the holesets are lacking in compressor design.

 

[Kroner96]

Its a 2.9 X 3.5. Its off a hot farm tractor. What other housings could I run on it? I wold like to drive it on the street.

 

[zstroken]

You won't drive it on the street with a 12V. I think a 231 is a little smaller. Hot farm is probably a 414 or larger engine right? That is a pretty good bit larger than the 359 you have.

 

[Kroner96]

This is off a hot farm which is the class below superfarm but it is around 530ci I think. It was also a small turbo for that class. How big is the 231 housing? I was thinking it was around the size of a Silver Bullet but with a bigger housing.

 

[haloman]

Hey Adam do you need help getting pics of it on the internet? I can meet you end of this week and get some pics posted for you.

 

[zstroken]

Silver bullet is 66mm compressor, with a 14cm housing. This is all from memory, but I think the 231 is about a 15cm. It would be an ok charger for pulling, if you could get the 231 housing. I don't think it will be very good ont he street, especially if you do any towing.