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C38 vs R
KgPS .065/.08= 15% 12.5psi x 1.15 = 14.375psi |
Are you saying the c38 lineup is kapped at 12/13lbs on this platform? Cause its not. The c38-91/92 flows 82lbs/min thats more than a pte 6266. We prolly only see 12/13 lbs due to the restriction of a 3" intake.
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No, I'm saying that if your pulley is giving you 12.5psi on the 38 then the R will make 14.4 on that same setup. I doubt you are seeing restriction from a 3" intake.
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That makes more sense. Either way there has to be a restriction of air flow somehwere, no? if a pte flows 74lbs/min and can achieve 16/18lbs of boost. Shouldnt the c38-91 achieve the same boost pressure or even better? Mayb im over thinking this..
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I’ll get my car on a dyno with the 80mm when I can and if it’s worth it to show some results, if not I’ll be waiting in the wings on c38r results. |
What size is the outlet on the c38? If it's less than 3" then a 3" intake can't bottleneck it.
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All outlets are 2.5"
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Seat of my pants feeling with the 85mm was great, 1st gear is absolutely useless,that’s why iam rethinking gearing, only issue is the crash bar in front of intercooler, I think it hinders our cars a lot, gonna install FI crash bar this summer. |
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That post has inaccurate info ....our current is .63 kg/s and the c38r is .80 + preliminary and that actual final spec is unknown ... and you are factoring the pressure ratio as if it would be the same ... where is would be 3.00 or better
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Jinxx are you on the pre order list for c38r?
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