Pointless conversion.
Pointless conversion.
This post is pointless with out an explaination ?
so today i bought a nissan skyline t3 ball bearing turbo,which i'll be using besides the ct9
sequentially, now i'm thinking about 2 ext wastegates 38mm or 1 actuator and 1 wastegate , any tips ?
why not try a super charger and a turbo together,that would be cool and load of benefits to it as well
lol how far will people push thease little engines, if i see a kit show up in the next year id be havin 1
so today i bought a nissan skyline t3 ball bearing turbo,which i'll be using besides the ct9
sequentially, now i'm thinking about 2 ext wastegates 38mm or 1 actuator and 1 wastegate , any tips ?
Nissan Skyline turbo cannot cress 0.8 bar boost without falling apart.
Pointless conversion.
The only reason why a engine is twin turbo, like the 2JZe and the RB26 is mainly to get super boost response by a big engine using 2 small turbos. This does not need to be applied to a pissy little 1.3 litre engine. Its simple as that.
If you want to run 10psi on a twin turbo setup 4efte, each turbo would have to push 5psi, so why not just use a single turbo pushing 10psi. The 4efte is not a big block equivalent 4 cylinder engine. twin turboing a 1.3 is pointless, and if you did, you would have to fit like two TD01 turbos to get the scale the same.
I aint gonna draw you people a picture.
That's not generally considered sequential turbocharging, but compound forced induction. In a sequential forced induction system there is a transition from one turbo to the next, generally the smaller to the larger. They don't blow into each other. A parallel system uses dual turbochargers at the same time.The whole point is use the compressed air from a small turbo to pump into a big turbo to spool it up faster. So you can run a bigger turbo on a smaller engine aand get more power and less lag
A Supra is sequential and they don't run at the same time constantly. It pre-spools and then switches to the larger turbo.Supra twin tubbies are both the same size and both run at the same time.