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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 11:59 AM
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Several guys on here have posted threads where simply coiled a tube and mounted an eBay transducer on the end to be able to log back pressure and then posted boost vs. BP. It's something I should have done with my rear mount, but with a new larger billet turbo being 260 shipped, I jumped straight to the solution that followed my hunch lol.

In a rear mount, I'd be more interested in pressure close to the engine, and then at the turbine. It'd be interesting to see if it does vary as load/rpm increases.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
In a rear mount, I'd be more interested in pressure close to the engine, and then at the turbine. It'd be interesting to see if it does vary as load/rpm increases.
I agree, I could turn it into a huge science project because there's quite a few things that would be interesting. Even the IATs post compressor vs. pre and post FMIC. But I've really just been having fun playing with turbo sizes at the moment and boost levels. The AFR vs. boost has been giving me a good idea of back pressure.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by ddnspider
Nice, that turbo is no joke. Pics of the setup?
Here's a vid of the first startup with the new 94mm that just got thrown on.

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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:16 PM
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2 things....
1. lol at the snow. It's like 75 out here, sorry.
2. That 94mm turbo car is about as loud as a cammed V8. Awesome.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by ddnspider
2 things....
1. lol at the snow. It's like 75 out here, sorry.
2. That 94mm turbo car is about as loud as a cammed V8. Awesome.
We get snow for 5 or 6 months a year.
Just a ghost cam toon on this 4.6L 4V.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
I do, why wouldnt you ?
You missed my joke. lol
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:22 PM
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Looks like same turbo I have, the 94mm with the large turbine is a lot louder then my old setup as well. The compressor is really efficient though, my IAT's dropped 50+* on the same boost.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by SLOW SEDAN
Looks like same turbo I have, the 94mm with the large turbine is a lot louder then my old setup as well. The compressor is really efficient though, my IAT's dropped 50+* on the same boost.
If your 94 is a based off of a GTX5533R then they would be very similar. This is a forced inductions spec GTR94 made for to spool with baby cubes.

I'm not expecting the ait to change much from my 88mm but it would be literally cool if it did. lol

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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by islander033
If your 94 is a based off of a GTX5533R then they would be very similar. This is a forced inductions spec GTR94 made for to spool with baby cubes.

I'm not expecting the ait to change much from my 88mm but it would be literally cool if it did. lol
yup garrett gtx5533r, I don't see why you would need something special for baby cubes, I'm running it with baby cubes as it comes. I have a friend with the FI version, but I'm not a big fan of FI screwing with a perfectly good manufacturers turbo.

I'm not running an intercooler so it was a welcome (and somewhat expected) result.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by SLOW SEDAN
yup garrett gtx5533r, I don't see why you would need something special for baby cubes, I'm running it with baby cubes as it comes. I have a friend with the FI version, but I'm not a big fan of FI screwing with a perfectly good manufacturers turbo.

I'm not running an intercooler so it was a welcome (and somewhat expected) result.
Has to do with the AR of the turbine side. I need to be able to bump into the second light while drag racing in under 7 seconds to keep from being timed out.
Initial spool testing has been encouraging in 32F outside temps but won't know if the converter needs a restall until the outside temps get to 70F or higher.

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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by AwesomeAuto
I added a gate to my KB manifold and was able to get boost down to 5 PSI.



This is pretty must the most ideal position. i bet it works well. Mine is in the same spot and i have no issues with a 44mm gate.
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Old Feb 28, 2020 | 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Dian
i dont understand why you guys dont understand. why would you want to contol the boost level? what you want to control is cylinder pressure to not destory the engine. i have been observing the tendency to look at the boost level as a god given value for decades. its not.

and awesome, i just wonder, if you have your boos full in @3600, what is your exhaust pressure before turbine @7000?

i cant tell if you are joking or being serious. If youre being serious.....you have alot of learning to do.
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Old Feb 29, 2020 | 02:06 PM
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Wondering the same thing , are you saying we don't need waste gates ?
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Old Feb 29, 2020 | 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by GMCGreg
Wondering the same thing , are you saying we don't need waste gates ?
Some setups may not, but generally there would be large compromises in a lot of areas.
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Old Feb 29, 2020 | 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Dian
i dont understand why you guys dont understand. why would you want to contol the boost level? what you want to control is cylinder pressure to not destory the engine. i have been observing the tendency to look at the boost level as a god given value for decades. its not.

and awesome, i just wonder, if you have your boos full in @3600, what is your exhaust pressure before turbine @7000?
a waste gate is like your pulley. It’s what is used to control the amount of boost you want. If you eliminate the wastegate and your engine or drivetrain or fuel system can’t handle the power. Then something goes boom. Not everyone wants to make the max power their turbo cam produce. Just like you may not want the biggest crank pulley and smallest blower pulley on your setup. The difference here is (and yea I’m running it in) is turbo guys with a electronic boost controller can change our boost levels at the press of a button. You, on the other hand have to break out tools an swap pulleys. Then if you go too small on the blower side, you’ll have belt slip. Then you have to go cogged belt.
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awesome, remember centrifugal advance in distributors? here is your "ignition" creep. and frankly a ratio of 2 is pretty poor. another 100 hp waiting for you there.

kfx, did i ever say to eliminate the wastegate? i said it was smart to have increasing boost after torque peak. you can do that with electronics, but why bother if the system does it for you?

btw, iv messed around with blower and turbo cars for 40 years now, and i am very serious about what i post.

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You're trying to compare mechanical advance that is an intentional CONTROLLED increase in ignition advance to boost creep which is an UNCONTROLLED uncalculated rise in boost above target psi. Maybe in another 40 years you'll understand the difference.
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Originally Posted by Dian
awesome, remember centrifugal advance in distributors? here is your "ignition" creep. and frankly a ratio of 2 is pretty poor. another 100 hp waiting for you there.

kfx, did i ever say to eliminate the wastegate? i said it was smart to have increasing boost after torque peak. you can do that with electronics, but why bother if the system does it for you?

btw, iv messed around with blower and turbo cars for 40 years now, and i am very serious about what i post.
yea a centrifugal advance used weights, springs and stops to control advance. Your comparison isn’t even close to being the same. And yes, you said “why would you want to control boost”. If you’ve been working on cars for 40 years now and think the way you do, obviously you have quite figured things out yet. But it’s ok. It makes no difference to me. No one in this thread is taking you seriously anyways.
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Originally Posted by Dian
awesome, remember centrifugal advance in distributors? here is your "ignition" creep. and frankly a ratio of 2 is pretty poor. another 100 hp waiting for you there.

kfx, did i ever say to eliminate the wastegate? i said it was smart to have increasing boost after torque peak. you can do that with electronics, but why bother if the system does it for you?

btw, iv messed around with blower and turbo cars for 40 years now, and i am very serious about what i post.
Really ? because you're coming across as completely and utterly clueless. And centrifugal advance in a dizzy was 100% controlled. You really cant be this stupid ?
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