Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

'm new to this forum (i'm from belgium Embarassed ) and i want to put a turbo in my civic coupe it's a D16Y8 , i have a turbocharger (garrett) he comes of an audi v6 2.5 butt i dont know anything about this turbocharger i only know this (comes of the tag)


A/R .45
3-503.03-1
VNT 20 059145701C GS4
454135-2 s/n cb102894

I don't find any spec's of this on the site of garrett can someone help me ,is it possible to put this in my car does anyone have experience with this kind of turbo VNT 20 (variable nozzle turbo )

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

post pics! always wanted to see what a VNT looks like

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

hallo,ook van belgie?? geef uw msn is via pm dan kunne we wa zevere over turbo's ;D

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

Here are some pics of VNT
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/4...rrett078zp.jpg

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/7...rrett080xc.jpg

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/5...rrett149pr.gif

http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/7...rrett020kr.jpg

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

What the heck? That's all I can say. I don't even get that. Redirects air?


JP

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

no, i believe it more or less changes the A/R of the turbine side, so you have fast spool up and then it'll get larger to accomodate more flow (i think) i just never knew how the internals worked. Pretty cool.

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

W0rd. Yes, that is cool.


JP

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

Cool pictures.That explains a few things.There are alot of those VNT turbos kicking around from factory cars and Im surprised I have not seen more of them being used.The idea is good.

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

HOLY ---- !!!!! That is the first time I have ever seen anything like that. So is there some sort of servo controller to adjust the flaps based on vehicle rpm/speed?? Sounds like a great idea - would love to see something like that on one of our cars and fully functional.

Re: Garrett VNT 20 ????
 

I don't see any sort electronics on it. I think that it is based purely on the force placed on it by rotating inertia (wrather that is the proper term or not I am unsure). Anyways, it's kind of like a merry-go-round. When it is going slow, you can stand up, but as it goes faster, you start to be pulled out. Purely mechanical I do believe.