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Warpspeed was your VNT turbo an AVNT electro-hydraulically actuated turbo or an old style VNT? also what size of turbo did you have? what kind of engine was it mounted on?

the intent of my project is to utilize an electronically controlled Garrett AVNT turbo in a custom application, not to twin turbocharge a SBC.

Robert I think that you are thinking of an old-style vacuum actuated non-AVNT garrett turbo like the Shelby-Chrysler VNT turbo. Here's a picture of the AVNT Garrett I have: http://vgturbos.50megs.com/photo.html Mine is the same as the 88mm Garrett in the pictures.

thanks for the replies guys, very helpful. I am completely out of my league on this project, lol. I am behind the 8 ball and have lots of reading/learning to catch up on.

My current project is adapting a Garrett AVNT turbo to a gasoline passenger car application with performance in mind. The Garrett AVNT turbo is an electro-hydraulically activated VNT turbo, the pressurized oil supply from the engine is used to change the position of the vanes in the turbine...

no anodes were installed on any of the services?

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