N/A Turbo ? for the expierienced!
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N/A Turbo ? for the expierienced!
Thier is pics on how to bolt a turbo to N/A. Well the pics are with a S4 turbo. My ? is whats the difference using a S5 Turbo?
Next ? is since the N/A is high comp and should only go to 12psi max ( or some say) then can I put a bigger compresser in and make more power at the same 12psi or is thier a 12psi limit because of the power it makes?
Hows everyones N/A turbo running? And is thier dyno results yet. I want to see if the N/A turbo will make more power at the same PSI then the original Turbo. If so then this would be the best of both worlds. Low end and high reving am I right?
Next ? is since the N/A is high comp and should only go to 12psi max ( or some say) then can I put a bigger compresser in and make more power at the same 12psi or is thier a 12psi limit because of the power it makes?
Hows everyones N/A turbo running? And is thier dyno results yet. I want to see if the N/A turbo will make more power at the same PSI then the original Turbo. If so then this would be the best of both worlds. Low end and high reving am I right?
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Well, my weak apex seal is going.
I have seen 13 psi in fourth.... that's with a nicely ported wastegate, and a big dual core FMIC. It really hauls ***, but it's getting slower as I lose compression in the rear rotor.
My boost bleeds off to around 6-7 psi at redline though.. so a bigger turbo/compressor would really be nice.
It would push the 12 PSI at a much cooler temp, as well as much less intake restriction than a stock wheel. That's where the extra power comes in. You'd still need extra fuel though.
I have seen 13 psi in fourth.... that's with a nicely ported wastegate, and a big dual core FMIC. It really hauls ***, but it's getting slower as I lose compression in the rear rotor.
My boost bleeds off to around 6-7 psi at redline though.. so a bigger turbo/compressor would really be nice.
It would push the 12 PSI at a much cooler temp, as well as much less intake restriction than a stock wheel. That's where the extra power comes in. You'd still need extra fuel though.
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So bambam? can you elaborate? You saw 13psi but what was your fuel readings? where you lean or just having to much fun? I would like to do this but dont want to blow my engine. How is Aron Cake doing with his?
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Re: N/A Turbo ? for the expierienced!
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Thier is pics on how to bolt a turbo to N/A. Well the pics are with a S4 turbo. My ? is whats the difference using a S5 Turbo?
Thier is pics on how to bolt a turbo to N/A. Well the pics are with a S4 turbo. My ? is whats the difference using a S5 Turbo?
Next ? is since the N/A is high comp and should only go to 12psi max ( or some say) then can I put a bigger compresser in and make more power at the same 12psi or is thier a 12psi limit because of the power it makes?
Hows everyones N/A turbo running? And is thier dyno results yet. I want to see if the N/A turbo will make more power at the same PSI then the original Turbo. If so then this would be the best of both worlds. Low end and high reving am I right?
All things being equal, the NA turbo will make more power due to the higher compression.
Bambam: What did you do to kill the rear rotor? Is your MOP working well? Have you detonated seriously?
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You guys are making me proud...even though you're not N/A anymore, you're still not giving in and just buying a turbo because it's the easy way to power. I prefer the N/A turbo over a TII due to the higher compression ratio (I'm not a big fan of almightly power, just what is needed/efficiency).
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Bambam i thought that motor was new? hmmmm...... I'm going to be atempting this for fun w/ a friend on his 7. After/if the motor blows though its gonna get a TII motor. Its either that or nitrous but we are pretty far towards turboing it since its got a remany in there.
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I remember bambam saying he was pinging. I had asked him if he had enough fuel cause he was using a TII pump and 4 550's. I'm not sure though, I went back a couple days on the forum but I didn't see his thread.
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On an N/A engine... definately, the higher compression really gives the turbo an extra bite....
Get a streetport, 3" exhaust, BIG secondaries, a walbro, and it's probably doable.... maybe not on a regular engine, but the higher comp helps a lot.
Anyways, I know for a fact my car was in the 13's for sure, and that's with a stock DP.
Who knows if the tranny can take it though.
Anyways, I was leaning out whenever boost got over 8 psi... I was pinging, but I didn't keep doing it. I need to rewire my fuel pump, and get a tII fuel pressure regulator. Maybe bigger secondaires too, if that;s not enough... but it'll be close. (4 more psi to handle...)
Engine rebuild coming again very soon, I want the speed back.. it feels slow now (maybe 14's)
Get a streetport, 3" exhaust, BIG secondaries, a walbro, and it's probably doable.... maybe not on a regular engine, but the higher comp helps a lot.
Anyways, I know for a fact my car was in the 13's for sure, and that's with a stock DP.
Who knows if the tranny can take it though.
Anyways, I was leaning out whenever boost got over 8 psi... I was pinging, but I didn't keep doing it. I need to rewire my fuel pump, and get a tII fuel pressure regulator. Maybe bigger secondaires too, if that;s not enough... but it'll be close. (4 more psi to handle...)
Engine rebuild coming again very soon, I want the speed back.. it feels slow now (maybe 14's)
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Wel I dont think 13s is that quick as most people think... Not intil you hit the 12s. I was at the drags last night and almost everything was in the 13s. ONly a couple were in the 12s. I think 13s is good for mid 8s in the 1/4. I want high 7s. hehe. Wich is high 12s or around thier. Im just adding 5 seconds. My car is already almost setup for a turbo. Its gutted engine lots of space , silocone , all that other stuff. Just looking for cheap used parts now. I dont have a streetport but my engine is fresh 30k miles. And I should run mid 14s when I go back in february.
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I think 13's are preatty good. It's fast enough to keep up with preatty much any STOCK car on the road. It may not be the quickinst thing at the strip but, it's quick enough to take out 99% of the honda population.
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Wow, back from the dead over 3 years ago! Regardless, if you use a s5 turbo like aaron did, the hotside as well as the wastegate will hit the frame rail.
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