New Twin Turbo system pics
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Originally Posted by Silver 00 SS
SEMI TURBO NOOB if no one wants to explain why backpressure is greater with more cubes u dont have to i was just curious, a link would help a lot just want to know more about turbos and turbo stuff i know a little (basics) but dont know all the tehcnical stuff like this any links would be helpful
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Example: If you and Jenna Jamison were to both the blow into the same straw. It would be "easier" for you to blow X amount of air through the straw than Jenna. She has more air to move though the straw than you, due to her cylinder being larger.(or in that case more conditioned for that kind of work)
Not sure if that made sense or not but I just wanted to put turbos and Jenna Jamison in the same paragraph.
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Originally Posted by Silver 00 SS
thanks so more cubes require a higher A/R?
btw he stated earlyer that u could fit bigger turbos but would require knoching the frame....
THANKS for the response!
btw he stated earlyer that u could fit bigger turbos but would require knoching the frame....
THANKS for the response!
more displacement = more exhaust gas = requires larger exhaust orifices to achieve the same backpressure.
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I belive this is what starter they are talking about:
http://www.csr-performance.com/Merch...tegory_Code=S2
http://www.csr-performance.com/Merch...tegory_Code=S2
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Originally Posted by JMBLOWNWS6
Man Im glad I waited to see what new kits come out.
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Originally Posted by FANTAZ28
wow jim, it turned out AWSOME..... for a street car that someone wants to keep all the acc.
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Originally Posted by 1bdbrd
is there any plans to sell just the manifolds themselves? i would actually pay a good bit of money for these in the future because i really want to keep a/c...
One more thing... are you affiiliated with the two ladies below?
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If so, when I come to drop my car off, I'd like to met them.
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Yes, as every part on a car should be selected to compliment one another, engine displacement and turbocharger selection should be matched up to meet target power, response, and rpm range.
The GT35R's are (IMO) a perfect match for stock displacement. Try to run much more and you just hurt yourself with excessive backpressure and a reduced RPM range.
Typo on the starter, it is actually a CVR (Summit racing sells them).
And yes, the system was built around a BMR k-member, stock will not work.
As far as the dual exhaust question. The y-pipe terminates at 3.5in. I think the best exhaust option would be a Mufflex single 3.5 system with the Magnaflow muffler. This would cause no drop in power and you would have an exhaust all the way out the back.
IMO there would be little to no gain with duals. (except for noise)
The GT35R's are (IMO) a perfect match for stock displacement. Try to run much more and you just hurt yourself with excessive backpressure and a reduced RPM range.
Typo on the starter, it is actually a CVR (Summit racing sells them).
And yes, the system was built around a BMR k-member, stock will not work.
As far as the dual exhaust question. The y-pipe terminates at 3.5in. I think the best exhaust option would be a Mufflex single 3.5 system with the Magnaflow muffler. This would cause no drop in power and you would have an exhaust all the way out the back.
IMO there would be little to no gain with duals. (except for noise)
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Originally Posted by C Murda
so any chance of this working fine on a 427?
Jim explained better in a few of his previous posts, so read up.
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MstgKillr- Not exactly sure yet. We are finishing up the fixtures tomorrow and starting on the 2nd system next week.
PRAY HRD- We will initially just be offering complete systems, which may or may not change in the future. It's unlikely that I would duplicate the manifolds in stainless as I believe they would be more prone to cracking in this application due to higher expansion rates (and being less ductile).
If you wanted some custom forward facing headers we could do that for you through Speed Inc.
BW- yes, this system is a direct bolt on for 98-02 F-bodys, 98-02 GS400's, and 71 International Scout diesels.
PRAY HRD- We will initially just be offering complete systems, which may or may not change in the future. It's unlikely that I would duplicate the manifolds in stainless as I believe they would be more prone to cracking in this application due to higher expansion rates (and being less ductile).
If you wanted some custom forward facing headers we could do that for you through Speed Inc.
BW- yes, this system is a direct bolt on for 98-02 F-bodys, 98-02 GS400's, and 71 International Scout diesels.