Impeller speed
04-22-2006, 02:18 PM
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Like I told Kevin(ss) if it breaks this time Im getting rid of it. But according to everyone with SDCE it will slip no more, so we'll see. But I will be doing an FMIC as soon as I sell my twin setup
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Crank pulley inches, divided by blower pulley inches, x step-up ratio x max. rpm's
Example : 7.25 x 3.7 = 1.959 x 4.10 (p1sc-1 step-up) = 8.03 x 6500 rpm = 52,219 impeller speed
Example : 7.25 x 3.7 = 1.959 x 4.10 (p1sc-1 step-up) = 8.03 x 6500 rpm = 52,219 impeller speed
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Originally Posted by Blown SS
Crank pulley inches, divided by blower pulley inches, x step-up ratio x max. rpm's
Example : 7.25 x 3.7 = 1.959 x 4.10 (p1sc-1 step-up) = 8.03 x 6500 rpm = 52,219 impeller speed
Example : 7.25 x 3.7 = 1.959 x 4.10 (p1sc-1 step-up) = 8.03 x 6500 rpm = 52,219 impeller speed
I usually do it this way which makes it easier to change the value of the SC pulley to figure out what you exactly need.
(Crank Pulley*max RPM*Step up ratio)/ SC pulley
(7.25*6500*4.10)/3.70= 52,219 impeller speed.
