turbo spool

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IanS13
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what are some of the factors that make a turbo spool faster.seems like this turbo spools at like 2000rpm


:: orion ::
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Technically, it's the exhaust gas expanding that drives the turbine wheel, but...

But higher static compresson ratio helps, as does a little more timing advance, etc...there are a TON of factors.

But the main thing that determines spool is the turbine wheel size and the turbine housing A/R.

What are the specs on yours?

- Brian

IanS13
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t3 turbine .48 it's a 50 trim turbo.

Boost_Veteran
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heat/energy, exhaust volume, manifold design, turbine size, richer a/f ratio, backpressure, . . . I'm sure theres more.


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Yeah...a .48 T3 turbine is like a T28 on an SR...takes very little throttle input to make it spool up.

Even a .63 A/R T3 turbine spools by 2500 on a KA!!! (Z31 turbo, specifically)

It's no wonder yours starts to spool at 2000...it's too small.

- Brian

IanS13
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to small of a turbo what does this mean will it not work right or does that mean less power.

kamikazestorm420
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it means you get quickass spool. but will lose power in the high end.

too big of a turbo ..takes a while to spool and great power in high end


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