The Garrett GTX3076R Reverse Gen2 turbocharger is purpose-built for engine platforms that require counter-clockwise rotation, giving builders a high-flow ball bearing solution without compromising on packaging or plumbing layout. This unit is engineered for enthusiasts chasing strong low-end spool combined with serious top-end capability. It’s the right choice for anyone building a platform-specific setup where reverse rotation is mandatory and performance can’t be sacrificed.
Specifications
- Compressor Wheel Size: 30.8mm
- Turbine Wheel Size: 30.75mm
- Turbine Housing A/R: 1.01
- Turbine Housing Type: Undivided V-band Entry
- Bearing Type: Ball Bearing Cartridge
- Rotation: Reverse (Counter-Clockwise)
- HP Capacity: Up to 550+ hp
- Garrett P/N: 856802-5006S
- Also Known As: GTX3076R
Performance & Application
This GTX3076R Reverse Gen2 turbocharger is designed for engine platforms requiring counter-clockwise rotation, making it a critical fitment consideration for specific builds where standard rotation turbos won’t work. The ball bearing cartridge and undivided V-band turbine housing combine to deliver optimal low-end spool characteristics while supporting up to 550+ hp. This makes it well suited for performance builds seeking quick throttle response without giving up top-end power potential.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What HP can the GTX3076R Reverse support?
- This turbo is rated to support up to 550+ hp.
- Is this a ball bearing or journal bearing turbo?
- The GTX3076R Reverse uses a ball bearing cartridge design.
- What is the A/R ratio of the turbine housing?
- It features a 1.01 A/R undivided V-band entry turbine housing.
- What does GTX3076R refer to?
- GTX3076R is the model designation for this Garrett GEN2 reverse-rotation turbocharger, Garrett P/N 856802-5006S.
For builds demanding counter-clockwise rotation without sacrificing spool or top-end power, the GTX3076R Reverse Gen2 delivers a proven, high-flow ball bearing solution engineered to Garrett’s exacting standards.

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