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Old 10-24-2007   #1
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evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

Quick question,
Would the housing off of a Evo3 GT 16g fit on a Small 16g? a bolt broke in my old small 16g and I will be installing it on another guys car that has a blown evo3 16g. I cant find shit online as far as exhaust wheel sizes. Can someone clear this up?
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

i really doubt it would fit. Why not just take the bolt out?
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

because the bolt is being a homo and doesnt want to come out.
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

Drill it and it will come!
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

As long as they both say TD05H on the comp housing you should be ok. Just be sure to take a carefull look when your fitting them together.
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

Are you talking compressor housing, or turbine housing?
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

The Evo3 GT is blown, so he doesn't want to swap the cartridge. He wants to swap turbine housings.
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Re: evo3 GT 16g vs Small 16g

Ahh, ok, I guess I just didn't read it well enough.
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