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depending on where its located i would thing it does not have enough heat and will take for ever to spool, but then again corvettes usually do rear mounted turbos so i dont know looks cool
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At least the 3rd repost of this
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wait till you see them mounted :)
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
wait till you see them mounted :)
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Originally Posted by txdohczc
depending on where its located i would thing it does not have enough heat and will take for ever to spool, but then again corvettes usually do rear mounted turbos so i dont know looks cool
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Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr
Heat doesnt spool the turbo... I dont understand why people think this.
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
Why do you think it doesn't?
Heat does help maintain velocity on a certain level, but the force of expanding gases (and thereby the process of the gasses cooling) is what spools and maintains turbine shaft speed. Turbo bolted to exhaust manifold > remote mount because not much time for exhaust to slow in that distance. Doesnt mean remote mount wont work, just doesnt work as well. |
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you got it backwards, gas DECREASES in volume when it cools.
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Hitch, look at a basic thermodynamics text book section on turbines. The power output is a function of the enthalpy of the gas. Obviously velocity is a factor too, but you can't say that heat doesn't help spool a turbo.
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