Precision Turbo & Engine - GEN2 Pro Mod 102 CEA with 105mm Turbine Wheel - Street and Race Turbocharger

Precision Turbo & Engine - GEN2 Pro Mod 102 CEA with 105mm Turbine Wheel - Street and Race Turbocharger

With a dedicated commitment to innovation, PTE's revolutionary GEN2 Pro Mod Turbochargers were designed with the hardcore enthusiast in mind. Purpose-built for improved strength, durability and longevity, the center housing and compressor backplate assembly is an innovative one-piece design, manufactured from an aluminum forging. Additionally, these units come equipped with stainless steel turbine housings complete with an extended turbine discharge with cross-bolt provisions for added safety. 

Safety was also a key consideration when developing the new designs, and all of Precision's GEN2 Pro Mod turbos are SFI-approved when used with our Stainless Steel V-Band Inlet / Outlet Housing.

PTE's GEN2 Pro Mod 102 CEA® Turbocharger features the following:
• Exclusive GEN2 CEA® (Competition Engineered Aerodynamics) Compressor Wheel machined from a 2618-aluminum forging
• Higher efficiency and faster transient response for maximum power and performance
• 102mm Inducer Compressor Wheel
• Exclusive CEA® (Competition Engineered Aerodynamics) 105mm Exducer Turbine Wheel
• Turbine Housing Options:
   - T5 1.12 A/R, 1.24 A/R, 1.40 A/R
   - Stainless Steel V-Band Inlet / Outlet 1.15 A/R or 1.28 A/R
* NOTE: Additional cost may apply for certain housings.
• Extended turbine housing discharge with cross-bolt provisions
• Air-cooled, dual ceramic ball-bearing center housing rotating assembly (CHRA)
• One-piece CHRA and compressor backplate assembly to improve durability
• SFI-approved on specific models

Unlike anything else on the market today, Precision's GEN2 Pro Mod turbochargers are set to be a serious game-changer in the world of turbo technology. Precision customers are already setting records with these GEN2 Pro Mod turbos: Jose "El General" Gonzalez has set both the ET and MPH records and Don Walsh, Jr. still holds 1/4 mile MPH record. You could be next!