my_qd

i know this has probably been covered many times before and i'm gonna get the "search u noob" thing goin on. . . . but bought an old school mx6 4ws with the turbo and intercooler and everything for a buck and just took all that ---- off and kept it no shaft play or anything. . . . anyways onto the subject
i've done some reading on these turbo's and i'm not lookin for anything too fancy i'm basically just trying to learn the basic's i see the wastegate is set to 8psi or what i've read about all that ----. . . i got all the piping left over and all that happy horseshit. . . . . anyways if anyone could help me find compressor maps for the turbo because i'm having a hard time. . . . or a compressor map for a airesearch m11 or tb0308 is what it says it's from a 3.8 riviera and idk how good it is but it's a big summamama bitch well kinda. . . . i tried to search and read what i could before i posted so if anyone could help me out i'd appreciate it . . . . . .o and for intercoolers i got the stock mx6 one. . . . and an eclipse gs-t one i'm not sure which i'm gonna use yet but it's gonna go on a 89 hatch dx prolly not gonna mini me it either . . . .enough jibba jabba need help

thanks in advance

neil85ae86

I've got a hardcopy of the VJ11 map.

It's works well on my 1.6 Toyota, which I mapped out to the factory 6600 HP peak, the VJ11 stays within decent efficiency (safely above 60%) from 7-12 psi you could probably safely push it 1 psi more or less. My Toyota was rated at 112 HP@6600 from the factory and the VJ11 works very well. With the stock actuator my car makes 7.5 psi (.5 Bar), and 166 WHP @6950 rpm, dyno verified, this little turbo holds boost right to 7500 rpm no problem.

An upgrade option is a 87/88 T-bird Turbo compressor wheel and compressor housing on the VJ11, it maps out well from about 4.5psi to 15psi on my motor, and since it's a little bigger and doesn't have to spin as fast intake charge will be cooler.

If your motor has a similar operating range, my figures should be pretty good for you to apply to your motor.

Neil

my_qd

hey thanks i appreciate that because i was gonna run it on a d15 so i can learn the basics i got those turbos and intercoolers for next to nothing which is rare where i'm from because of the lack of turbo's but well if anyone could find the whole map or something i could kinda study i would appreciate that too

JBrady

Here is the vj11 map, it is in cubic meters per minute. To convert to CFM multiply times 35.3.

http://www.njsr.org/pics/albums/user...ssor%20map.jpg