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runsfromdacops 12-19-2004 07:38 PM

turbo bike
 
im thinking of boosting my bike,and dont know waht size turbo to use becuz of the high rpms (14.5k)i was think a samll turbo would work best but my buddy think it will over spool,so waht do you guys think i should use.o ya its a 02 gsxr 600.

thanx for the help

-alex

SkunT 12-19-2004 08:54 PM

Re:turbo bike
 
get a big one. ;D

i dont think i have ever seen anyone on this site turbo a bike. seen turbo bike pictures, but no one who has done the project.

HondaTuner 12-19-2004 08:56 PM

Re:turbo bike
 
An IHI off a Ford Probe might work :P

Reddy 12-19-2004 11:58 PM

Re:turbo bike
 
rpm's have nothing to do with overboosting. The wastegate controls the speed of a turbine, if it revved to 500 or 500,000 rpm's the boost would stay the same.

runsfromdacops 12-20-2004 01:10 AM

Re:turbo bike
 

Originally Posted by Whitey
rpm's have nothing to do with overboosting. The wastegate controls the speed of a turbine, if it revved to 500 or 500,000 rpm's the boost would stay the same.

ya it would be the same boost if i use a big wg like a 44mm, but im not going to use a big wg just so i can use the worng turbo for the bike

Minor Threat 12-20-2004 01:32 AM

Re:turbo bike
 
Maybe an IHI, or something off a twin turbo car like a Supra, or a 3000-GT. I dunno what size twin turbo Rx-7's are but you could try them too.

Is your bike carbed? Might wanna look into blow-thru carb setups if it is.

Reddy 12-20-2004 02:27 AM

Re:turbo bike
 

Originally Posted by runsfromdacops

Originally Posted by Whitey
rpm's have nothing to do with overboosting. The wastegate controls the speed of a turbine, if it revved to 500 or 500,000 rpm's the boost would stay the same.

ya it would be the same boost if i use a big wg like a 44mm, but im not going to use a big wg just so i can use the worng turbo for the bike



A turbo's usually only overspool if you run them without resistance to the compressor such as no chargepipes. As for overboosting, thats caused by a too small wastegate, not A/R's of the turbine.

If your planning on running a small turbo on a GSXR than your already planning on running the wrong turbo ;)

turboDA6 12-20-2004 05:15 AM

Re:turbo bike
 


A turbo's usually only overspool if you run them without resistance to the compressor such as no chargepipes. As for overboosting, thats caused by a too small wastegate, not A/R's of the turbine.

If your planning on running a small turbo on a GSXR than your already planning on running the wrong turbo ;)

i agree... wastegate controls boost settings. not size of turbo or how high you rev. big turbo, 38mm wg. and you'll be fine...

89dxhunchback 12-20-2004 12:18 PM

Re:turbo bike
 
basiclly your turbo sizing should be looked at like you have a 1.3L or so.. You only have .6L liters, but it spins twice has fast as most enigines.

My local turbo builder just bought a busa that he specificlly bought to turbocahrge. He's going to use two T-25 turbos from the twin turbo 300zx ( they support 400hp on the 300zx ).

I'm thinking a TD05H-14B would be in the middle. ONE T-25 would be small. And a T-3 would be big.

I'd go with a TD05H-14B, or T3 .42/.48.

I'm a turbo freak, but I'm not sure I'd want a turbo Gixxsa. When the boost comes on, its going to be insane, and I just can't see it being predictable while doing wheelies, high-chairs, and other "power needed" stunts.

You also need to concider the weight. Weight is everytihng to a bike ( almost ), if you plan on racing it..

I've riden 3 different 03' gsx-r600 s, an old ninja 600R, and a 02' gsxr1000 ( no freaken R6 or R1s !!! ). I gotta tell ya, its going to be hard to catch a 1000 !!! That's a scary bitch !! For stunts, I'd buy a gsxr750, for speed a gsxr1000 and both would have a 50shot...

I like pizza...................... and bikes.

J-SMITH69 12-20-2004 02:46 PM

Re:turbo bike
 

Originally Posted by Whitey
rpm's have nothing to do with overboosting. The wastegate controls the speed of a turbine, if it revved to 500 or 500,000 rpm's the boost would stay the same.

if the turbo is so small that it cant hold what the wastegate is set at 10psi (engine sucks all the air before the turbine can replace it) it could overspool.

ive heard of this but it falls into the retardmo class of why did you put that turbo on that engine


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