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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 03:19
13/02/2007 03:19
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local dealer : like the C turbo but with .48 exhaust side ( I think its too small )
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 03:39
13/02/2007 03:39
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Yes, nice pics, but still no compressor maps.
No maps, no idea what to recommend
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 05:24
13/02/2007 05:24
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good product or not if you choose the wrong one you arent going to get the spool up you want or the power you want,thats why looking at a compressor flow map can tell you how the turbo is going to perform-finishes flogging dead horse-just buy it and tell us how it does ![rolleyes](/forum/images/graemlins/default/grin.gif)
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 16:25
13/02/2007 16:25
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good thing is that my car is only summer/hobby car ... so maybe ill do the test and let you know ![smile \:\)](/forum/images/graemlins/default/smile.gif)
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 16:41
13/02/2007 16:41
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so, whats your opinion, on garrett turbos ? what should I use ? 400hp-450hp and I m gonna use : 599cc injectors, 3" exhaust, new exhaust manifold, walbro, fmic, etc etc .. kms engine management, or the original one... both are fine .. yes we can ![laugh \:D](/forum/images/graemlins/default/laugh.gif)
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 20:13
13/02/2007 20:13
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re-read my post from yesterday at which turbo for 400 - 450bhp
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 21:02
13/02/2007 21:02
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but the costs in Finland are 1449e !! so I can get 2 different master power turbos and still have money left . ![wink ;\)](/forum/images/graemlins/default/wink.gif) ... dont know what to do ...
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Re: turbo question
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13/02/2007 21:28
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Why not just email MasterPower Turbos, tell em u want to spend your hard earned money with them but will not do so untill you can see compressor maps for the turbos your interested in.
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Re: turbo question
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20/07/2007 20:43
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we have now tested masterpower. 58,1mm / 56mm .48 exhaust ( mp 810019 ) side. test car 155 Q4 . boosts very good . 3 gear 3000rpm/ 1bar. soon we get some RR results..
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Re: turbo question
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21/07/2007 05:33
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About the spoolup.
According to one of the largest (if not the largest) aftermarket turbosuppliers here in sweden. The exhaust side is what you look on if you want mess with spoolup. Compressor side has very little impact. Exhaust side, a/r. housing, turbine wheel. etc. As someone already mentioned. Its the exhaust side wich drives the compressor side. I asked this because I had the same dilema myself.
Last edited by Fuel; 21/07/2007 05:35.
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Re: turbo question
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21/07/2007 12:13
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yes I know that. before we get any results I was thinking somewhere between 3000-3300rpm spool up. ( looking about same size garrett turbos spool up )
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