Anyone good at guessing the trim?
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Anyone good at guessing the trim?
Ok, I know its a stage 3 and its got a .63 ar, but I cant figure out the damn trim. There is no numbers on the wheel either. Also, there is a D infront of where it says turbonetics, any idea what that is as well? Just hoping I come across someone that has the same setup that knows what it is, thanks!
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (Markaccord95)
How much does the inlet taper? Remove the compressor housing and measure the major and minor diameters of the blade. With those measurements I can tell you the trim. It looks like a 57 trim to me but I can tell you definitely after you give me the diameter digits...
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (Markaccord95)
definitely a TO4B because B's have the short clamps while the E's have the long ones. Remove the 6 bolts and measure the small and large diameters of the compressor blade and then I can tell you the blade trim.
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (drealgsr)
how Do i figure out my turbo sizing. I got mine in a trade and Id love to figure out what size it is. its on the car but when i take it off i wanna figure out what it is. dean 89turboteg
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (89turboteg)
You first have to determine if it is a B or an E and then you just measure the major and minor diameters of the blades. With this info trim levels can be determined.
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (Markaccord95)
how do i tell if its a B or E. whats the difference with the clamps. mine look like the ones in the pic above i think. whats the other style look like?
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (89turboteg)
Count the compressor blades. Every t04b I have ever seen had 7 compressor blades, and every t04e has 6.
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (dustin)
The actually terminology is 6/7 main blades and 6/7 splitter blades so Dustins comment was a lil' more correct.
Anyways... B's usually have the 7/14 setup with the E's having the 6/12. The Higher number of blades can not flow as much air as the smaller number but they spool faster.
Anyways... B's usually have the 7/14 setup with the E's having the 6/12. The Higher number of blades can not flow as much air as the smaller number but they spool faster.
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (drealgsr)
The actually terminology is 6/7 main blades and 6/7 splitter blades so Dustins comment was a lil' more correct.
Anyways... B's usually have the 7/14 setup with the E's having the 6/12. The Higher number of blades can not flow as much air as the smaller number but they spool faster.
Anyways... B's usually have the 7/14 setup with the E's having the 6/12. The Higher number of blades can not flow as much air as the smaller number but they spool faster.
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Re: Anyone good at guessing the trim? (Prelussion)
Greddy uses Mitsubishi turbos while Drag,RH and F-MAX use GarretT turbos. Mitsu and Garrett turbos are like apples and oranges...
Earl... Here is a page that I made a while back. I've been reading up AR.'s a little more and some people say AR. is the area of the housing divided by the outlet of the housing while others say that it is the diameter of the housing divided by the outlet of the housing. Pretty much it's a correlation between the outlet diameter and the area/daimeter of the housing. I'll try to dig up and scan the Japanese articles that I read a while back.
Earl... Here is a page that I made a while back. I've been reading up AR.'s a little more and some people say AR. is the area of the housing divided by the outlet of the housing while others say that it is the diameter of the housing divided by the outlet of the housing. Pretty much it's a correlation between the outlet diameter and the area/daimeter of the housing. I'll try to dig up and scan the Japanese articles that I read a while back.
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