I was wondering if anyone had a video or sound clip of a turbo with a ported shroud? I've heard rumors of making it sound like a airplane on spool up? Is this true?

 

Easiest description is, it sounds like a dentist drill.

 

Hey you got a tracking number for me

 

Here's some vids

20b 3 rotor,big street port,HX60 turbo..Sounds pretty

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2.3Litre 4g63,gt42r dual inlet turbo,

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Ford straigt 6,huge dual inlet turbo,+1000hp

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Modified by Mr.speaker at 4:52 AM 1/12/2006

 

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2.3Litre 4g63,gt42r dual inlet turbo,

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Heh, I like the no radiator startup/tuning session

Also... they have a nice setup with custom ITBs there... purty.

 

In regards to the 4G63 video - Thats how any turbo sounds with an open downpipe. My SC34 sounded identical before I had my downpipe connected to my exhaust.

 

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You're in luck I recently assembled a video of my other turbo car which uses a GT40R with a ported shroud compressor cover. You are close to the decription, but the turbo must be faily large to get that airplane sound. Most smaller turbos such as the GT30R would sound more like a dentist drill:

http://jr21777.0catch.com/Tony...s.wmv

More info on the car can be found in the fab forum:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1560056