The Garrett GTX3071R REVERSE Gen2 turbocharger is engineered for enthusiasts building high-output platforms that demand precise flow direction and aggressive throttle response. Paired with an undivided V-band entry turbine housing, this configuration is built for tuners and engine builders who need reverse rotation compatibility without sacrificing top-end performance. It’s the choice for serious builds where spool characteristics and efficiency at the top of the power curve both matter.
Specifications
- Turbine Size: 71mm
- Turbine Housing A/R Ratio: 1.01
- Turbine Housing Type: Garrett Undivided V-band Entry
- Bearing Type: Ball-bearing
- Rotation: Reverse rotation
- Garrett P/N: 856802-5003S
Performance & Application
This GTX3071R REVERSE Gen2 configuration is built for high-output applications where aggressive spool characteristics are a priority. The ball-bearing construction supports aggressive boost applications, while the optimized reverse rotation flow paths are designed for maximum efficiency. The undivided V-band entry turbine housing with its 1.01 A/R ratio complements the 71mm turbine to deliver the responsiveness demanded by performance-focused builds.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the A/R ratio of this turbine housing?
- This turbo uses a Garrett Undivided V-band Entry turbine housing with a 1.01 A/R ratio.
- Is this a ball bearing or journal bearing turbo?
- This is a ball-bearing construction turbocharger, which supports aggressive boost applications.
- What size is the turbine wheel?
- This turbocharger features a 71mm turbine.
- What does “REVERSE” refer to in the GTX3071R REVERSE name?
- The REVERSE designation refers to optimized reverse rotation flow paths built into this turbo for maximum efficiency.
For builders who need reverse rotation compatibility combined with aggressive spool and ball-bearing durability, the GTX3071R REVERSE Gen2 with the 1.01 A/R undivided V-band turbine housing delivers exactly the performance profile high-output builds require.

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