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WOW! It takes a stage 3 to put down 420whp?
What happened to the initial released estimations, I remember reading numbers in the 600+
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I am a little confused as to how the same amount of PSI makes more power depending on what is creating that pressure. I always knew that bigger turbos had to work less because they flow more, therefore they can force MORE air into the same space more easily. Thats why a bigger turbo will have a much easier time making 40psi than a tiny one which would have to spin itself into kingdom come to generate 40psi. However, that hardly explains anything. So please someone explain to me how "boost isnt boost". Quote:
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Turbo's don't make pressure, they just blow air. The pressure that we see on our boost gage is a direct result of this blown air "building up" between the compressor outlet and the intake manifold. While different turbos have different flow capability and efficiencies, two identical engines with the same manifold pressure will have the same net flow rate into each cylinder regardless of the turbo that's being used.
When you hear about a smaller turbo falling on it's face, it typically means that it has reached or exceeded it's optimum efficiency, and you would see a decrease in the manifold pressure when this happens. A large turbo will make more power here simply because it can provide the necessary cfm to maintain the predetermined pressure level as set by the wastegate. Keep in mind that high cfm almost always means turbo lag. Therefore the ideal setup would be the smallest turbo that would efficiently provide the necessary cfm for your target HP level. Any bigger would just increase lag with a marginal at best increase in peak power. |
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Making a supercharger kit for this application is not easy. it is very complex car with very sophisticated engine and ecu.
Making a supercharger kit in General is much much harder and more complex then making a turbo system. and also making adjustment to anything in a supercharger system (especially in the initial stages of the project)is a lot more time consuming then a turbo system . having said all that .the project has been a complete success so far, for a lot of reasons -Supercharger belt is tracking very well -No belt slippage issue what so ever -No flex of any of the brackets and mounting hardware -Excellent results for such a low boost -Excellent torque curve -the system has made close to 100 HP over stock on factory exhaust and cats @ only 5 psi ![]() So you tell me how's the project going ![]() |
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z eliminator did not say theses were GTM's numbers he is only speculating and said as much in his post.
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GG 420 with stage 1?!?!~ OMGOMG let the speculations continue!!!!
ROFL in all serious, relax people...if they build it, we will cum. ![]()
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