The Garrett GTX2860R Gen1 dual ball bearing turbo is built for enthusiasts chasing quicker spool and stronger top-end pull without swapping out their existing GT2860RS housing setup. Featuring Garrett’s advanced 10-Blade compressor wheel technology, this turbo is the right choice for builders who want a drop-in upgrade path with proven Garrett engineering behind it. It’s designed for those who already understand GT28-platform hardware and want to extract more performance from a familiar footprint.
Specifications
- Bearing Type: Dual Ball Bearing
- Compressor Wheel: Ultra high-flow wheel with Garrett 10-Blade technology
- Turbine Wheel: 53.86mm 76-trim (used with matching GT2860RS turbine housing, sold separately)
- HP Capacity: 400HP
- Compressor Housing: GT28-style with built-in anti-surge machining
- Compressor Inlet: 3″
- Compressor Outlet: 2″
- Coolant Port Size: 14mm
- Turbine Housing: Sold separately; same housing used on GT2860RS
- Actuator & Bracket: Sold separately
- Available Compressor Housing Options: Polished finish, No compressor housing (credit), GT2554R style compact compressor housing
- Garrett P/N: 816364-5001S
- Alternate P/N: 816364-1, 446179-0092
Performance & Application
This GTX2860R is engineered to bolt into the same physical space as a GT2860RS, meaning no engine bay modifications are required to fit it in place. It shares the same oil and coolant fitting configuration as the standard GT28/GT30R/GT35R turbo family, simplifying installation for anyone upgrading from a GT28-series turbo. The anti-surge machining built into the GT28-style compressor housing helps extend the usable range of the compressor map, making this a strong option for builders pushing higher boost while still wanting responsive, streetable characteristics. Because the turbine housing is sold separately and matches the GT2860RS 53.86mm 76-trim turbine wheel setup, this turbo is ideal for owners looking to upgrade their compressor-side performance while retaining familiar turbine-side hardware

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