Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Originally Posted by wafflesincars
Having a small turbo and a larger turbo on the same manifold, and by the time the smaller turbo becomes a restriction the larger turbo is spooled up? however, if flappers/valves are involved, then it will work. (like a sequential twin turbo rx7 or 2jz (same size turbos)) ok fred, is that the setup on the new 3.0l turbo diesel in the x5 (and others) ? which fords? euro diesels? jags? dan. |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Originally Posted by rprznt
think about it blackman, the large one would act as a wastegate, never allowing the little one to spool. (think pressure difference)
however, if flappers/valves are involved, then it will work. (like a sequential twin turbo rx7 or 2jz (same size turbos)) ok fred, is that the setup on the new 3.0l turbo diesel in the x5 (and others) ? which fords? euro diesels? jags? dan. Flappers would round it out to work much more efficiently. |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Originally Posted by fe3tcourier
Super chargers suck, most TT setups suck, but a clever American company that makes a LOT of gearboxs came up with this a year or so ago :
https://s50.photobucket.com/albums/f.../twinturbo.jpg If the lag and spool characteristics of my holset continue to piss me off after I plumb and tune it properly I'll be building that on my ute. It's much like what waffler described above really, but it's actually running on a bunch of bmw and ford engines right now and works brilliantly ;-) Fred. |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Not all of the bmw diesels use them, but some do, and the ford is the f350 maybe? not 100% sure, and don't care at all. I just care that I can build such a setup and have 20psi from 2k to 8k seamlessly :-)
Originally Posted by wafflesincars
Flappers would round it out to work much more efficiently.
SOMEONE BUILD ONE SO I CAN OGLE AT IT!!!!!!!!! I'd have built one already if I wasn't stuck 11000 miles from my MIG :-( Fred. |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
You can ogle the ass end of my car if I build it.
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Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
whats so hard about running compound turbos. no need for any flap valves in a dual exhaust manifold. the 2 turbo setups on all the diesel trucks are compound. small turbo on the manifold, with the exhaust from it spooling the big turbo. by the time the small one runs outta spool, the wastegate on it opens and the big one keeps spoolin.
http://www.4btswaps.com/forum/attach...4&d=1181210907 |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Oh and the 21cm housing is worthless on that turbo. throw it away and get a wastegated 12cm from an hx35 holset, or at least a 16 non-wastegated.
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Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Originally Posted by wafflesincars
You can ogle the ass end of my car if I build it.
Originally Posted by turbowagonman
whats so hard about running compound turbos. no need for any flap valves in a dual exhaust manifold. the 2 turbo setups on all the diesel trucks are compound. small turbo on the manifold, with the exhaust from it spooling the big turbo. by the time the small one runs outta spool, the wastegate on it opens and the big one keeps spoolin.
The borg warner system is a beautiful thing indeed. Standard compound turbocharging is ugly. Fred. |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
Originally Posted by fe3tcourier
Standard compound turbocharging is ugly.
Fred. lol smashed, i like beerssssssssssssssss |
Re: Tuning a compound charged car with megasquirt?
It still works on diesels where IAT doesn't matter a damn. It's ugly because it's not efficient everywhere. It's ugly for lowish boost 20 - 30psi because it's designed to increase the total pressure output of the system. Finally, for a gas engine, it's ugly because both turbos need to be large and you may as well just have one on there for any semi reasonable pressure.
The borg is beautiful because you get to put an _under_ sized turbo and an _over_sized turbo on the engine and get the best of both worlds with no compromise besides weight and complexity. The best solutions are often the most simple. Fred. |
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