Ar sizing for bridgeport
Ar sizing for bridgeport
Hi, just wondering if a t4 divided .85 turbine is big enough for a bridgeport, my exhaust is pretty aggressive and it's more of a n/a port
Also IWG or dual externals
Also IWG or dual externals
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with what turbine wheel? i'm running a divided t4 .84 with an O Trim wheel, and its a great match for a stock port, at like ~10psi
you're totally allowed to try it, and take measurements too, i did some quick and dirty pre turbo and post turbo pressure measurements
you're totally allowed to try it, and take measurements too, i did some quick and dirty pre turbo and post turbo pressure measurements
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my frame of reference is with the older turbos, Garrett T4 and the Greddy/Mitsubishi TD06/7/T78 etc. with the older stuff you have a chicken and egg thing where the engine doesn't like backpressure so you need a bigger turbo and the bigger turbo needs more boost to be efficient, which ends up with a big HP setup. a traditional full bridge would be like ~500hp at 15psi or more (KSP was making over 700, in 2001)
these newer turbos work much better, well everywhere; so you probably can have a BP with less power. although if its just the brap you want raise the idle speed and run it rich, the brap is just a misfire, you don't need much to get the engine to do it
these newer turbos work much better, well everywhere; so you probably can have a BP with less power. although if its just the brap you want raise the idle speed and run it rich, the brap is just a misfire, you don't need much to get the engine to do it
my frame of reference is with the older turbos, Garrett T4 and the Greddy/Mitsubishi TD06/7/T78 etc. with the older stuff you have a chicken and egg thing where the engine doesn't like backpressure so you need a bigger turbo and the bigger turbo needs more boost to be efficient, which ends up with a big HP setup. a traditional full bridge would be like ~500hp at 15psi or more (KSP was making over 700, in 2001)
these newer turbos work much better, well everywhere; so you probably can have a BP with less power. although if its just the brap you want raise the idle speed and run it rich, the brap is just a misfire, you don't need much to get the engine to do it
these newer turbos work much better, well everywhere; so you probably can have a BP with less power. although if its just the brap you want raise the idle speed and run it rich, the brap is just a misfire, you don't need much to get the engine to do it
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