I've seen heaps of broken turbos but never seen a wheel go thru a housing.I saw quite 
a few broken turbos today along with plenty of good parts
that i hope to buy.

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> List,
>
> If flywheels are lightened incorrectly then they can let go and disintegrate at high 
>RPM, maybe taking your legs off in the worst cases....
>
> What happens if an unbalanced turbo let go, at say 100,000 rpm? ouch!
> The bits from the impellor would be the main culprit as the turbine is behind thick 
>cast iron.
> I just read about it somewhere - it is probably bollocks though....
> Just interested, as I am about to go stuffing around with a turbo I have - brazing 
>brackets to housings etc...
>
> Regards,
> Nick
>
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