A Look at the New Turbonetics C15 TNX turbos
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There are covers out there where the "anti surge" compressor housing is 100% cosmetic, 0% positive function
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haha, funniest **** I've read all day. Thanks for the fast reply. That is good to know about the warranty, seems legit to me if they are willing to back it up for 12 months, and no questions asked. I'll keep this brand in mind as I'm thinking of upgrading my turbo in the future.
Precision Journal bearing turbos were the problem. On the other hand tho, if you are paying for a 1500+ Gen 2 ball bearing Precision why just dont pay maybe extra 200$ and get an endurance racing,
2-hour-WOT proven turbo like an EFR?
I have a soft feeling about turbonetics tho and id run a JB turbo of their's easy.
Greg what sizing turbine wheel they use here?
2-hour-WOT proven turbo like an EFR?
I have a soft feeling about turbonetics tho and id run a JB turbo of their's easy.
Greg what sizing turbine wheel they use here?
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Precision Journal bearing turbos were the problem. On the other hand tho, if you are paying for a 1500+ Gen 2 ball bearing Precision why just dont pay maybe extra 200$ and get an endurance racing,
2-hour-WOT proven turbo like an EFR?
I have a soft feeling about turbonetics tho and id run a JB turbo of their's easy.
Greg what sizing turbine wheel they use here?
2-hour-WOT proven turbo like an EFR?
I have a soft feeling about turbonetics tho and id run a JB turbo of their's easy.
Greg what sizing turbine wheel they use here?
Why not EFR; for most people it's probably housing options, top end power, sizing simplicity, and popularity...all rolled into one.
In T3 (currently) there is a 4854, 4857, 5257B in journal or ball bearing.
In T4 there is a 6062, 6465, 6868, 7268, 7875 (maybe a few others in there that I skipped)
Does anyone know where I could find a compressor map for the C15-48 compressor wheel? I've tried contacting turbonetics but I haven't gotten a response, and I cannot find any anywhere online
I dont think you need it at the end. Unless you plan on doing high boost above 35psi and you have thoughts on how good it will be at that higher pres.ratio.
It will probably run like a GTX2863 compressor with a GT30 turbine wheel inside a .48 a/r turbine housing. A good combo if you ask me.

I dont think there is one. If we knew te compressor exduser we could make an estimate on pressure ratio aaaannnnddd thats it.
I dont think you need it at the end. Unless you plan on doing high boost above 35psi and you have thoughts on how good it will be at that higher pres.ratio.
I dont think you need it at the end. Unless you plan on doing high boost above 35psi and you have thoughts on how good it will be at that higher pres.ratio.
Just thought I'd add to this thread in case folks are searching - I made 392 whp / 325 ft-lb with the C15 52/57 on my D16Z6 at 28.5 psi. Hoping to really feel it out in a week or two when I get the cylinder head back on. Also - the 52/57 did not come with a ported shroud.
**EDIT**
It's looking like I made the 392 hp on the low cam only...I don't think VTEC was engaging. Hoping to re-dyno in 2 weeks and make even more.
**EDIT**
It's looking like I made the 392 hp on the low cam only...I don't think VTEC was engaging. Hoping to re-dyno in 2 weeks and make even more.
Last edited by DaX; Jul 28, 2020 at 05:48 AM.
Thanks for the input everyone. TBH I might just grab it and throw it on. I'm looking for some decent enough spool and hopefully around 300 wheel with a d16y8 I do have access to e85 now lol. Even under 300 I'll still be happy though.
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That power would be easily achievable with great spool characteristics in the C15, even w/ the 48/57 JB unit.
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