BorgWarner Turbo EFR B2 7670 0.83 a/r VO WG

This BorgWarner turbocharger is selected by exact manufacturer part number 179351 and complete turbo-system specifications. Confirm every wheel, housing, flange, A/R, connection, orientation, and wastegate requirement before ordering.

Key Features

• Dual Ceramic Ball Bearings: Reduces friction for spool under 3000 RPM and supports 200,000+ mile service life.
• Forged Milled Compressor Wheel: 67mm inducer, 76.7mm exducer flows 76 lb/min for efficient 450-800 HP range.
• Gamma-Ti Turbine Wheel: 70mm Inconel wheel resists 1050C exhaust temps in twin-scroll housing.
• T4 Divided 0.83 A/R Housing: V-band outlet simplifies piping, twin-scroll design improves low-end response.
• V-band clamps included for turbine outlet. torque to 8 ft-lbs.
• Rated for 450-800 HP on gasoline 4-6 cylinder engines with proper fueling and tuning.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new BorgWarner product in the exact configuration identified by manufacturer part number 179351. Gaskets, lines, clamps, housings, actuators, sensors, hardware, and companion components are included only when expressly stated for this part number.

About BorgWarner

BorgWarner develops original-equipment and performance turbocharging systems, including EFR, AirWerks, S-Series, K-Series, SuperCore assemblies, housings, cartridges, actuators, and service components.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm this BorgWarner part matches my turbo system?
Match the exact BorgWarner part number, turbo family, compressor and turbine wheel sizes, housing A/R, flange, inlet and outlet geometry, bearing housing, wastegate configuration, and every connection before ordering.

Is this BorgWarner turbocharger a direct replacement?
Only when the exact part number, dimensions, housings, flanges, rotation, wastegate configuration, oil and coolant connections, and vehicle or system application all match. Similar turbo families are not automatically interchangeable.

What supporting parts should be inspected during installation?
Inspect or replace the oil feed and drain, coolant lines, gaskets, fasteners, intake and charge piping, intercooler, exhaust connections, wastegate hardware, and filtration components. Correct the cause of the previous turbo failure before startup.

Installation Instructions

Follow BorgWarner’s current instructions and the vehicle or system service information for this exact part number. Verify every interface before disassembly, correct the cause of any prior turbo failure, prime the oil system, keep debris out of all passages, use new required seals and fasteners, confirm free rotation and line routing, and check for leaks before load. Professional turbo-system installation and calibration are recommended.