69MM TURBINE FRAME TURBOCHRAGER
 
Designed for 2.0-4.0L engines for maximum power and impressive spool.
 
Punchy, lightweight, powerful.
 
Fully rebuildable
Fully servicable
 
The 69mm frame GBT is the largest option in the range. This unit will typically suit 2.0-4.0 litre engines providing outputs from 530-820bhp. With cross over in power figures from the 61mm to the 69mm, the operating compressor efficiency can always be high with the correct unit selection. An added advantage to the Ma5 cover is that it has the same fitment as the Ma7 cover and therefor are interchangeable by design where applicable.
 
We offer a range of turbine housings, NT3, NT5 and NT7 to suit each frame size, with a choice of two different flanges, T3 or V-band.  These are also available in 0.62 and 0.82A/R.
 
Features:
Dual Ceramic Ball Bearing System
Inconel 713 Turbine Wheel
High Quality Billet HTA Compressor Wheel
Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Heatshield
Anti-Surge Ported Shroud Compressor Cover
In-Line, Servicable Oil Filter System
 
Specification:
69mm Frame GBT
88mm Compressor Wheel
Compresor Wheel Trim : 52.2
Inducer Diameter : 63.6mm
Exducer Diameter : 88mm
 
Power Range : 530HP - 820HP
 
Turbine Housing
Our turbine housings are cast from high quality D5 Ni-Resist Iron, meaning they have excellent hot strength and low coefficient of thermal expansion. Our range of turbine housings, NT3, NT5 & NT7 are machined to suit each frame size, with a choice of two different flanges, T3 or V-band.  These are available in 0.62 and 0.82A/R.
The GBT is also available with a high quality Stainless Steel TiAL Sport V-Band turbine housing.
These come with air ratio options: 0.63, 0.82 & 1.06A/R. 
 
CHRA
As standard the GBT CHRA features water cooling capability for maximum longevity and heat control. When purchasing any water cooled turbo, we strongly advise the water jacket is connected as failure to do so may cause excessive heat soak and damage the turbo.
We also offer a specifically designed Air Cooled CHRA  with radial fins for optimal surface area and heat dissipation. Please contact us directly for Air Cooled options and pricing.
 
Compressor Cover
With three Compressor Cover options, our GBT's are fully customisable to help you achieve the perfect set-up.
Featuring a CNC machined ported shroud, the GBT compressor cover maximises the safe operating zone within a compressor map allowing for optimal boost, improved efficiancy and high end flow. 
 
Our cover options are:
Ma7 0.61A/R with a 4"inlet and 2.5" outlet
 
Cover options available are subject to compressor wheel sizes, for more information on wheel and cover combinations , please refer to the GBT data sheets. 
 
We also offer non-ported options with or without restrictor fitment. Please contact us for further details. 
 
In-Line Oil Filter Union
By reducing the risk of debris reaching the workings of the tubo you can maximise longevity and help prevent damage  if the oil becomes contaminated. 
We've seen countless turbos come to us for rebuild with signs of oil contamination, that's why we introduced the revolutionary in-line oil filter to the GBT. 
Fully servicable, the high quality mesh design stops damaging particles from ever reaching the bearing system, without disrupting oil flow to the housing. 
The oil feed assembly is made from high quality stainless steel with an easy JIC-4 thread pattern. 
 
Boost Take-Off & Speed Sensor Fitment
Our compressor covers are specifically designed for boost take-off and speed sensor fitment allowing for ultimate customisation to truly maximise your turbo.
When it comes to mapping a car, the more data that can be extracted from the running components the better. And when it comes to the turbo, this is no different.
 
Boost Take Off - This enables a reference point to give accurate boost pressure from the turbo, this can be fed to the ECU or connected to a manual or electronic boost control unit.
 
Speed Sensor - A high quality sensor that accuratly reads compressor wheel speed in order to give vital information to the ECU. This enables the engine tuner to write the boost map in accordance to wheel speed, allowing for maximum boost all while being able to prevent any chance of over speed.