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Old 02-06-2011, 10:59 AM
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I'm going to have Clay Forrester of Forrester Racing Engines and Fabrication build me a front mount twin setup. Engine and cam details in my sig. Looking to spin 7500rpm with this combo.

Here are some compressor maps I found. How do I read these things? I want to run 10-12psi on the street and 20psi at the track. 12 psi will need about 90lbm at 7500rpm. 20psi will need about 130lbm.



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Go with the 76's:
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(atmos p + gage P)/atmos p = PR So plot your points. EX: 20psi = (14.7 + 20) / 14.7 = 2.36 PR

2.36 and 65lbs (130/2 for 2 turbos) will plot on the 76 map at 75% eff....great for cooler discharge temps. And you will have room to grow because 20psi will not be the limit....never is.

Now plot the rest and you can compare.
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Lol. I posted this before I noticed your post on the Bullet. Thanks.
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interesting... in to watch this...

might go twins myself on a big cube 6 bolt motor and could use the tc76 i already have now...

what kinda rpm would you be seenin boost at?? full around 4k??
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Originally Posted by onfire
Go with the 76's:
Thanks for the turbos.

Soon I will have twin ceramic ball bearing TC76's with the 68mm exhaust wheel and .81 AR exhaust housings courtesy of onfire.



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