Zebrahead wrote:A turbo lags because the engine is slow to supply exhaust gasses to spin the turbine at low RPMs, it has NOTHING to do with the transmission. Stock turbos are typically pretty small on most cars, so there is very little lag. Bigger turbo's have bigger turbines that take my exhaust to get spinning, so power doesnt' kick in until higher RPMs.
Some cars have two turbos, a small one for lower RPMs that disengages and allows the bigger turbo to kick in for the REAL power. I'm sure setups like that are way out of normal people's reach, price-wise.
Nick.
S13Drifter wrote:THis guy has an auto 240sx KA24DET and has only added a heavy duty transmission cooler.
http://www.importcargarage.com...X.htm
BTW Some were else he said that his car ran 12.4 at the 1/4 with only 320hp and i have seen higher HP KA manuals run slower.
Jeff240sx wrote:Are the cars you were in stock turbo, or aftermarket? Because there is a huge difference in the BOV that will be used. Even VG30ET motors come with a pop-off valve, that doesn't sing. But anyway. And how many people, right now, have a high-stall torque converter in their 240sx? You're an *** man. These are people that are going to slap a turbo onto an auto car, and you and others are saying with the same setup, the auto will be faster. NO! It will always get stomped by a better geared 5speed. Untill you get a couple thousand dollar rebuild from Level10 or someone. But why? Just get a manual.Think before you type.-Jeff
Jeff240sx wrote:Are the cars you were in stock turbo, or aftermarket? Because there is a huge difference in the BOV that will be used. Even VG30ET motors come with a pop-off valve, that doesn't sing. But anyway. And how many people, right now, have a high-stall torque converter in their 240sx? You're an *** man. These are people that are going to slap a turbo onto an auto car, and you and others are saying with the same setup, the auto will be faster. NO! It will always get stomped by a better geared 5speed. Untill you get a couple thousand dollar rebuild from Level10 or someone. But why? Just get a manual.Think before you type.-Jeff
Show me an example of a setup like this.Zebrahead wrote:A turbo lags because the engine is slow to supply exhaust gasses to spin the turbine at low RPMs, it has NOTHING to do with the transmission. Stock turbos are typically pretty small on most cars, so there is very little lag. Bigger turbo's have bigger turbines that take my exhaust to get spinning, so power doesnt' kick in until higher RPMs.
Some cars have two turbos, a small one for lower RPMs that disengages and allows the bigger turbo to kick in for the REAL power. I'm sure setups like that are way out of normal people's reach, price-wise.
Nick.