Recent content by Jack Kotlarz

Have '86 Medium Blue Turbonetics #6465 ball bearing,billet,ne built transmission. Is a T-Type. Motor fresh, roller cam, new interior, older restoration, original California car. Been in Arkansas for last 10 years. Interested?

GTK - 750 Turbonetics Turbo forged billet wheel ceramic ball bearing 3 bolt 4" intake 2.5 inlet with a 69 compressor wheel. 81AR $1100.00

GTK-750 Billet Ball Bearing Ceramic ball bearing. 4" inlet 2.5 outlet 81 AR 69 Compressor wheel Like brand new. $1100.00 plus pay pal and frgt.

Try a good ignition module from a friends GN.

Mike, bought a blue 86 T-Type, from James Kiddy. It came from you back around 2002. Still a great car! I have been trying to sell the exhaust headers as ATR, but some doubt has as to are they 'real' ATR exhaust headers. Can you shed any light on this. Thanks, Jack Kotlarz - Little Rock, AR.

Jim, do you have interest in a Turbonetics 66 S trim ball bearing turbo for your project? It has the small housing,not the .83 No shaft play, excellent shape. More modern than the TE45A. It ran 10.62 at 130 with it at Bowling Green. Jack Kotlarz

Turbonetics 66P with .83 housing 4 bolt with ATR headers, external waste gate and down pipe, $975.00 + shipping for all.

Hey, 49-Blue! The motor is alive and well. The 66P trim journal bearing is a good turbo. It is a 4 bolt not a three bolt. I used it on my street driven T-Type. It ran fine, but lusted after a 6465 ball bearing with a billet wheel. The new turbo comes in quicker. If I had it to do again I...

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My email address is jackkotlarz@yahoo.com

Pictures attached. .63 is the exhaust housing size for the TE45A and for the 66P trim.

TE45A [3] bolt $425.00 and a Turbonetics 66P trim journal bearing 4 bolt 63 housing $450.00 Both have no end play at all, low mileage, low run time, no smoke. All plus frgt.

An insulated garage door with a metal back cover are great for winter work. R-12 minimum with perimeter weatherstrip will keep the heat in the garage. 10' wide for single or 18'or 20' for a double wide door give you plenty of room. Run the door track to clear a lift. I used a #194 Series door...

Mike, I'll take it. Jack

Mike, is it still for sale?