musicsurfman wrote:OK, FOR THE EASIEST SURE SHOT METHOD GO EQUAL LENGTH. BECAUSE UNLESS YOU KNOW HOW FAST THE EXHAUST MOVES FROM EACH PORT ITS NOT WORTH THE POTENTIAL TURBO DAMAGE AND/OR POWER LOSS.
equal length is the hardest most expensive way. unequal definately isnt damaging in the least bit.Quote » PULSE-LESS EQUAL LENGTH [/quote] people do equal length to give 4 steady pulses. its definately not pulseless. Quote » MIXED LENGTH HAS BOOST SPIKE AND SOMETIMES ALOT OF BOOST CREEP.[/quote] those are wastegate problems. nearly all oem turbo cars are unequal length.
equal length turbo manifolds are almost useless untill a certain power point. the power gains are extremely marginal with low psi setups. for most cases, its an unnecessary costly item.Quote » TURBO WOULD INCREASE YOUR TOP-END POWER[/quote] a proper sized turbo gives an obsurd amount of low end power. you could be fully spooled by 1500rpm pushing some serious torque. alot of factory turbo cars fall on their face past 5Krpm.Quote » IF YOU STROKE THE ENGINE THAT'LL GIVE YOU ALOT OF DOWN LOW POWER AND KICK A** TOP-END. [/quote] stroking increases overall output, but wont change your curve at all. thats all deteremined by cams/valvetrain.Quote » THE SMALLER THE PIPING THE MORE PRESSURE THE FASTER IT MOVES. [/quote] its all about volume and velocity. if you go too small, you lose volume. you definately dont want pressure!Quote »AND GET AN ALUMINUM RADIATOR.[/quote]i dont recall anyone having cooling problems with the stock rad.Quote »IN THE END THE SOHC GETS TORQUE AND THE DOHC GETS ALITTLE (VERY LITTLE) MORE TOP-END.[/quote]the dohc has just as much (or more?) torque as the sohc, and more hp. its a better engine.Quote »TWO EXHAUST PORTS = SLOWER MOVING EXHAUSTONE EXHAUST PORT = FASTER, CONTAINED EXHAUST = QUICKER MOVEMENT THROUGH THE TURBO = QUICKER SPOOL THOERETICALLY.[/quote]thats the exact opposite of what happens.
man, you gotta stop posting misinformation and magazine tuning tips. sit back and read, and learn. dont spread halfassed backwards information. someone might mistake you as actually knowing wtf you're talking about.