Whats Inside A G47-1650 Garrett Turbo? All Parts Explained!

We disassembled a Garrett G47-1650 Turbocharger so you can see all of the parts inside! I also go over each part and give a quick overview of its design and function. This video is the first of many that will follow, each giving more advanced information and insight to the component part and its purpose within the turbocharger assembly.
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Reed Patridge

[@timmann6661]

Reeds attention to details is second to NONE!!! You da MAN

[@gcam474]

Thank you Sir 👍🙏

[@802Garage]

Garrett really did step their game up with the G-Series. Good thing too as the GT tech was getting very long in the teeth. Just wish they were a bit more affordable! Great overview of all the components.

[@nesmio7378]

Great video! Perhaps a bit simple for your demographic but hoping for many more like this and more gradual buildup to the really nerdy stuff. Would be great to get some more turbo building info if you are willing to share it - measurements, clearances - tolerances, tips and tricks - what you like to see for different use cases - what happens if too much or too little, why is it different for different use cases and how do you determine what to use and so on. You have many golden nuggets sprinkled here and there throughout the videos but always hungry for more ;) Would also be great to get some more high level info (not the basics, I think everyone has watched enough videos on that already) about turbo sizing and compressor and turbine map reading, from what I've seen you have a really different and interesting take with much more useful info and an interesting nerdy approach - what the different shapes mean and so on amongst other things. Love the content, keep it coming, we're very much enjoying and loving them just wish they came more often yet, haha

[@workturbo]

The real tech stuff is coming... I want to cover "basics" first and build from that point. Hang with me and I promise it will be worth it! I appreciate the feedback and recommendations 😊 thank you! -reed