Re: TOY: CT26 adapting to 22RTE manifold
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Re: TOY: CT26 adapting to 22RTE manifold



Hey Mike,

So you're gonna rebuild that motor before you bolt that big turbo on, 
right? ;-)

As for fitting the CT26 to the RTE exhaust manifold: no problem there, as 
long as there's enough back space to get the nuts on the studs.

Do make sure that the oil drain port on the turbo points within 15* of 
straight down. This might require rotating the center bearing section 
relative to the intake and compressor housings, and can be a pain if 
things are good and rusted together, as they usually are.

As far as sources for downpipe flanges go, you might also want to look at 
the CT26 turbos that were used on the MR2s, as I think they point in a 
different direction. May not be a better direction, but something worth 
looking at.

These folks (http://www.roadraceengineering.com/flangesandgaskets.htm) 
sell a weldable T3 outlet flange. You might also want to ask around on 
one of the Supra sites. I'm sure *someone* makes the flange you're 
looking for.

Hope this helps,

Jeff


On 1/3/01 7:17 AM, Michael J. Fox said:

>Hey all,
>
>I want to get some opinions on what I'm thinking of doing. I am going to 
>adapt a Supra CT26 turbo to my 22RTE exhaust manifold. The CT26 is a lot 
>bigger and better than the stock CT20 turbo  (see pic, CT20 on top, CT26 on 
>bottom) http://home.off-road.com/~black900rr/turbo/CT26-01.jpg The bolt 
>patterns are close and what I am thinking of doing is just re-drilling the 
>holes inward. The bolt pattern widthwise is the same (see pic) 
>http://home.off-road.com/~black900rr/turbo/CT26-04a.jpg  but lengthwise the 
>CT26 is longer than the maifold. So, what I was going to do is to just 
>relocate the 4 holes inward 1/4 inch or so using the CT-20 gasket as a 
>template. Does this make sense? It looks like I will have enough clearance 
>to do this on all 4 holes with a little grinding work. The only other 
>problem that I see in doing this swap is that normally the CT26 sits on the 
>passenger side of a Supra, now it is being relocated to the drivers side 
>and the exhaust exits differently than the stock turbo. I'll have to get a 
>downpipe custom made for this. Anyone know where I could get the exhaust 
>flange for the CT26 turbo?
>
>Any input is greatly appreciated.
>
>MJF