Rear mount effect on reading a Compresssor map
Rear mount effect on reading a Compresssor map I am just wondering dose it make a diffrence it the turbos mounted in the rear when using a compressor map to pick a turbo for a particular car .
If so whitch way dose the ploted point move to the left of the map or the right side ?
If so whitch way dose the ploted point move to the left of the map or the right side ?
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this has been covered alot before. stick to stock manifolds as these reatian the heat better. coat them if you can. get the exhaust (from manifolds to turbo) coated (if you can) and at least wrap them.
all these things should help.
Chris.
all these things should help.
Chris.
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Verdad Gallardo I am looking to pick the right turbo for my app with a compresor map ,I just needed to know if the ploted points move when the turbo is monted(ie less effecint) in the rear
CamaroSS19, what chuntington101 was saying is still applicable. The hotter you keep the exhaust the more effecient and less back pressure you will have. Keeping the heat in isn't just about spooling the turbo.
Ok just thought I was getting jumped on to used the search ,whitch I did its just hard to find specifics
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Ok... basic thermodynanic theory.. power is extracted through temperature and pressure
by reducing temperature you need to increase pressure. to achive this you will need to choose a slightly smaller turbine.
turbines are volume flow devices and less temperature means less volume flow
by reducing temperature you need to increase pressure. to achive this you will need to choose a slightly smaller turbine.
turbines are volume flow devices and less temperature means less volume flow
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Ok... basic thermodynanic theory.. power is extracted through temperature and pressure
by reducing temperature you need to increase pressure. to achive this you will need to choose a slightly smaller turbine.
turbines are volume flow devices and less temperature means less volume flow
by reducing temperature you need to increase pressure. to achive this you will need to choose a slightly smaller turbine.
turbines are volume flow devices and less temperature means less volume flow
CamaroSS19 i wasn't having a go mate. sorry iof it sounded that way.
Chris.
