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10-19-03, 11:14 PM
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Originally posted by TYSON
Astro, you're alive!!
If you think that's funny, grab a copy of Performance Auto and Sound with the riced out yellow FD on the cover.
"The owner estimates 450 rwhp" with a TD06. You bet buddy!!
Astro, you're alive!!
If you think that's funny, grab a copy of Performance Auto and Sound with the riced out yellow FD on the cover.
"The owner estimates 450 rwhp" with a TD06. You bet buddy!!
I saw that issue..funny..i've rode in that car..it was peppy but by no means was it a 450rwhp car.
And good lawd does that td06 look small
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10-20-03, 11:26 AM
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Originally posted by suprfast
exducer?? wouldnt reducer sound better there? just curious, i could be off in my english. i need to learn myself better
kris
exducer?? wouldnt reducer sound better there? just curious, i could be off in my english. i need to learn myself better
kris
I've always heard them refered to as inducer and exducer. If you look at a compressor wheel its smaller in the front than the back. In the front is the part of the wheel you can see in the hole of the compressor housing, its called the inducer cause thats where the air in pulled in to the wheel. Then down at the base of the wheel is called the exducer cause thats where the air exits the wheel. You cant see the exducer side of the compressor wheel with the compressor housing on.
I was wondering if that 88mm number was on the inducer side or the exducer side. If its an 88mm inducer that is much larger than a T-78 wheel and I'd think it would be much more laggy.
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10-21-03, 10:03 AM
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Originally posted by suprfast
never said i was trying to correct you. i learn something new every day.
kris
never said i was trying to correct you. i learn something new every day.
kris
Yea, I know. I hope I didnt come off sounding like an *** or something. I was just trying to be informative
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10-21-03, 10:26 AM
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Originally posted by howard coleman
the GT40 88 mm wheel is 2.547 inducer and 3.465 (88 mm) exducer. the T78 is 2.598 inducer and 3.543 (90 mm) exducer
howard coleman
the GT40 88 mm wheel is 2.547 inducer and 3.465 (88 mm) exducer. the T78 is 2.598 inducer and 3.543 (90 mm) exducer
howard coleman
So this being the case, why is this an "upgraded wheel"??? The GT40 wheel seems to be slightly smaller
STEPHEN
10-22-03, 05:40 PM
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GT wheels are more efficient than there predecessors. less heat therefore more oxygen molecules to light on fire per compressed volume at X pressure. smaller can in some instances be better as in this case. for instance the gt35 wheel measures 2.01X2.8 and flows 44 lbs/minute. the to4e 46 trim wheel measures 2.003X2.95 and flows 41 lbs minute.
10-22-03, 07:09 PM
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Originally posted by howard coleman
GT wheels are more efficient than there predecessors. less heat therefore more oxygen molecules to light on fire per compressed volume at X pressure. smaller can in some instances be better as in this case. for instance the gt35 wheel measures 2.01X2.8 and flows 44 lbs/minute. the to4e 46 trim wheel measures 2.003X2.95 and flows 41 lbs minute.
GT wheels are more efficient than there predecessors. less heat therefore more oxygen molecules to light on fire per compressed volume at X pressure. smaller can in some instances be better as in this case. for instance the gt35 wheel measures 2.01X2.8 and flows 44 lbs/minute. the to4e 46 trim wheel measures 2.003X2.95 and flows 41 lbs minute.
09-01-04, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by SurgeMonster
jason so that aeromotive fuel pump is good for that much hp!
what do you think of the boshe unit? I have that in my car and I hope it doesnt restrict me since I have 1600s and 850s
what do you think of the boshe unit? I have that in my car and I hope it doesnt restrict me since I have 1600s and 850s
09-01-04, 11:40 PM
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Originally Posted by SurgeMonster
jason so that aeromotive fuel pump is good for that much hp!
what do you think of the boshe unit? I have that in my car and I hope it doesnt restrict me since I have 1600s and 850s
what do you think of the boshe unit? I have that in my car and I hope it doesnt restrict me since I have 1600s and 850s
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