Direct Turbo Intake Funnels, where to get? **Pic Inside**
09-16-02, 12:00 PM
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Direct Turbo Intake Funnels, where to get? **Pic Inside**
I was wondering if anyone could tell me where I could get one of these funnel looking cones that is in the picture below. It is not for my car, acutally its not for a car at all, its just to channel/funnel the air for a jet turbine engine. I figured that the people on the RX-7 forum would have lots of experience with insane power, as I have seen, so I am asking here. If anyone could tell me if you know where to get these, please reply. See the pic below.
http://www.suncoastcustoms.com/daniel/in1203.jpg
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Daniel Foster
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http://www.suncoastcustoms.com/daniel/in1203.jpg
Thank you,
Daniel Foster
Suncoast Customs
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Re: Direct Turbo Intake Funnels, where to get? **Pic Inside**
Originally posted by Suncoast Customs
It is not for my car, acutally its not for a car at all, its just to channel/funnel the air for a jet turbine engine. ... If anyone could tell me if you know where to get these, please reply.
It is not for my car, acutally its not for a car at all, its just to channel/funnel the air for a jet turbine engine. ... If anyone could tell me if you know where to get these, please reply.
p.s. they are good for about 30-60 thousand pounds of thrust. If you have a 777, then they are good for 90-115 thousand pounds of thrust. Each.
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Re: Re: Direct Turbo Intake Funnels, where to get? **Pic Inside**
Originally posted by Coulthard Fan
I can get you one for a jet engine since the company which makes them is a client of mine. They are about $1million each, but come painted to match your 737, 747, 757 or whatever you plan to use this for.
p.s. they are good for about 30-60 thousand pounds of thrust. If you have a 777, then they are good for 90-115 thousand pounds of thrust. Each.
I can get you one for a jet engine since the company which makes them is a client of mine. They are about $1million each, but come painted to match your 737, 747, 757 or whatever you plan to use this for.
p.s. they are good for about 30-60 thousand pounds of thrust. If you have a 777, then they are good for 90-115 thousand pounds of thrust. Each.
-Zach
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I realize you are playing around, but he is talking about building a turbo as a turbine engine.
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Thats pretty cool. i have been wanting to build one for a few years.. Just havn't had the time or a junk turbo to use..
Post up if the funnel actually helps. I am sure people would be interested in knowing.
Summit sells a 3 inch velocity stack that would work.. let me see if i can find it..
-Zach
Post up if the funnel actually helps. I am sure people would be interested in knowing.
Summit sells a 3 inch velocity stack that would work.. let me see if i can find it..
-Zach
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Part # AVC-19002
And here is a pic of it used an a WRX's intake..
http://forums.i-club.com/forums/show...velocity+stack
-Zach
Part # AVC-19002
And here is a pic of it used an a WRX's intake..
http://forums.i-club.com/forums/show...velocity+stack
-Zach
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ok
Originally posted by Suncoast Customs
At least someone understands where I am going with this. Thakns.
At least someone understands where I am going with this. Thakns.
"he is talking about building a turbo as a turbine engine"
makes no sense because a turbo as we use it in our cars is vastly different than a turbine engine.
Daniel - what is it that you are trying to do? Are you building your own turbine engine? If so ... cool.
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it was actually dubbed a turbo jet engine 
So you can see...
http://members.tripod.com/~mdavis19/turbine/
Pretty fun stuff..
So you can see...
http://members.tripod.com/~mdavis19/turbine/
Pretty fun stuff..
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