anti surge compressor cover change...?
12-12-06, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Bindon
damn, where did you get that?
I was also wondering how tuning would be effected if the compressor cover was swapped from anti-surge to standard.
I believe that if you were tuned with the standard housing you would run a tad more rich with the antisurge housing since it would be pushing a slight bit less air due to the recirculation in the housing. My concern is being tuned for the anti-surge housing and switching to the standard housing without retuning, would it push enough extra air to create a lean condition and possibly blow an engine without retuning?
12-12-06, 10:23 AM
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Nice noise maker and efficiency killer!!
Actually, the amount of efficiency loss will be small (with slight gain in surge line, which by the way is soooooo far left that a rotary wont EVER be in it). Although optimumly you'd need a retune, in all most likely hood it'll be fine. But don't take my word for it, get a wideband on your damn cars!!!!!!!!!
~Mike..............
Actually, the amount of efficiency loss will be small (with slight gain in surge line, which by the way is soooooo far left that a rotary wont EVER be in it). Although optimumly you'd need a retune, in all most likely hood it'll be fine. But don't take my word for it, get a wideband on your damn cars!!!!!!!!!
~Mike..............
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