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I'm in the process of designing a system to help large turbos spool up a lot sooner. When and if it works I will divulge the info. about it, but first wanted some opinions. How much of a difference would you think reaching full boost say 1,000 rpm sooner would be? I got my hands on a test car that has lots'o turbo lag, so we'll see if it works.
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How much of a difference it makes depends on the application. Spool matters A LOT more on say an Auto-x or road racing car then it does on say, a drag car.
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How much of a difference it makes depends on the application. Spool matters A LOT more on say an Auto-x or road racing car then it does on say, a drag car.
How much of a difference it makes depends on the application. Spool matters A LOT more on say an Auto-x or road racing car then it does on say, a drag car.
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An extra thousand RPM worth of powerband would be nice, but i don't see how you even hope to accomplish this. Unless you're going to inject fuel into the exhaust manifold/other forms of antilag, and that'll destroy a turbocharger pretty quickly if used frequently.
And actually, it's called "Nitrous Oxide."
And actually, it's called "Nitrous Oxide."
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wrapping the DP helps spool the turbo up quite a bit quicker...but im still on NS twins and couldnt tell you how it would affect a large single...but for $40 its a nice mod for throttle response
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Can we use electric air blower....like they call electric supercharge?
Blow the cool air to meet with exhaust manifold helping spool up and reduce exh temp at the same time.
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Blow the cool air to meet with exhaust manifold helping spool up and reduce exh temp at the same time.
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I haven't used Nitrous before so can't compare, but I'm assuming it still takes a little bit of time to spool up, correct me if I'm wrong, i have no experience w/ it as i said. -- Once I finally get the first prototype developed I'll post more info on it, just got done with the design phase recently, looks promising though
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