PT-900 maXXXed out, need options
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thanks for the help guys, id prefer the 1500, i do have room for a rise in iat's if necessary
George at tti is trying to work with me in getting a nice upgrade package together (if possible)
modular turbo: today was wild for me, ill give a ring tomorrow.
George at tti is trying to work with me in getting a nice upgrade package together (if possible)
modular turbo: today was wild for me, ill give a ring tomorrow.
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900 rated in what respect though ? I dont get that as a rating system.
It can only be airflow. No mention on cooling ability. The cooling requirements of 2 different 900bhp engines could be very very different.
It can only be airflow. No mention on cooling ability. The cooling requirements of 2 different 900bhp engines could be very very different.
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It's the same with intercoolers though. Places give HP ratings which really mean nothing.
A 2.0 turbo making 900bhp is going to have vastly different IAT cooling requirements than a 7.0 turbo. Although actual air quantities may be similar.
A 2.0 turbo making 900bhp is going to have vastly different IAT cooling requirements than a 7.0 turbo. Although actual air quantities may be similar.
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I looked on precisions site and didnt see any info on cfm for their turbos or intercoolers.
I have been looking at this for my car. I know that my turbos will produce 2400 cfm max, so I am looking at cores that will allow for at least 2400 cfm.
just looking at the size of the 2000 vs the 1500......the 2000 isnt much bigger than the 1500 and its only 5.6lbs more weight
900 17 1/8" L x 14 1/4" H x 4 1/2" D 3.0" 1"NPT 17.3 lbs
1500 14 3/8" L x 15 5/8" H x 7 1/4" D 4.0" 1"NPT 16.9 lbs
2000 15 1/8" L x 15 7/8" H x 4 3/4" D 4.0" 1"NPT 22.5 lbs
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little overkill never hurts
I have been looking at this for my car. I know that my turbos will produce 2400 cfm max, so I am looking at cores that will allow for at least 2400 cfm.
just looking at the size of the 2000 vs the 1500......the 2000 isnt much bigger than the 1500 and its only 5.6lbs more weight
900 17 1/8" L x 14 1/4" H x 4 1/2" D 3.0" 1"NPT 17.3 lbs
1500 14 3/8" L x 15 5/8" H x 7 1/4" D 4.0" 1"NPT 16.9 lbs
2000 15 1/8" L x 15 7/8" H x 4 3/4" D 4.0" 1"NPT 22.5 lbs
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little overkill never hurts