smaller turbo higher cylinder pressures?
i have heard from people that if i go with a turbo to small on my gsr the boost at low rpms will create higher cylinder pressures.. considering i have stock internals would this be a bad idea..? i have a t3/t4 due to fitment issues with my new manifold setup ive decided on a new turbo... i want a quicker spooling turbo that doesnt fall off at higher rpms.. built for lets say 330 crank hp....
Any turbo will create higher cylinder pressures. That's how you make more torque. The increase in cylinder pressures is proportional to boost, as you would expect.
i have a t3/t4 now i need a 5 bolt turbo so im just going with something a lil more responsive .. so to answer the question it doesnt matter what rpm the boost gets there..its the boost that effects the cylinder pressure not the rpm+boost?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmhonda »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good luck but if you use a gt28rs for example they max out a little over 300hp.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not trying to be a jerk or anything but please don't go around giving false information. If you take some time and do a little reading you would find that statement to be extremely false.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not trying to be a jerk or anything but please don't go around giving false information. If you take some time and do a little reading you would find that statement to be extremely false.
Trending Topics
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18c1wes »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have a t3/t4 now i need a 5 bolt turbo so im just going with something a lil more responsive .. so to answer the question it doesnt matter what rpm the boost gets there..its the boost that effects the cylinder pressure not the rpm+boost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No, it doesn't matter. Cylinder pressure is proportional to torque. Therefore wherever the engine makes maximum torque, the cylinder pressures are also at a maximum.
No, it doesn't matter. Cylinder pressure is proportional to torque. Therefore wherever the engine makes maximum torque, the cylinder pressures are also at a maximum.
The smaller turbo will spool up (start making boost) sooner (at lower rpms). This is desirable for a street driven car, becuase it retains decent driveability throughout the RPM range.
Our Garrett distributor swears that you do not need a T3 to make decent horsepower. He claims that to put a T3 on a 1.6L, you should be drag racing, not street driving. He reccomends the T25 for a daily driver. In fact, Garrett liked the spool up of the T25 so much, that they used the turbine potion of that turbo and the compressor section of the T3 to make what is commonly known as the "Disco Potato". This combination created a turbo that spools up quick, and can also make large HP numbers.
For daily driving, I'd start with a T25...
Just my two cents...or maybe a little more ...
Craig
Our Garrett distributor swears that you do not need a T3 to make decent horsepower. He claims that to put a T3 on a 1.6L, you should be drag racing, not street driving. He reccomends the T25 for a daily driver. In fact, Garrett liked the spool up of the T25 so much, that they used the turbine potion of that turbo and the compressor section of the T3 to make what is commonly known as the "Disco Potato". This combination created a turbo that spools up quick, and can also make large HP numbers.
For daily driving, I'd start with a T25...
Just my two cents...or maybe a little more ...
Craig
has to be a t3 flange but thanks alot so whats a good t3 turbo that will flow on the top end of my b18c1.. rated for around 340hp or so id like to start boosting under around 2500 if possible..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18c1wes »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so whats a good t3 turbo that will flow on the top end of my b18c1.. rated for around 340hp or so id like to start boosting under around 2500 if possible..
</TD></TR></TABLE>
GT28RS
</TD></TR></TABLE>
GT28RS
just a simple t3 turbo that wont fall off at the top end that is smaller than my t3/t4..doesnt have to spool like a ball bearing just want one that spools a little faster
Honda-Tech Member
iTrader: (1)
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 3,215
Likes: 3
From: I drink Seafoam and poo into catch cans, USA
t3/t4 57trim .63/.48 ar's.
I have this turbo above except .63/.60 ar/s and I am switching to the smaller housing for a little faster spool.
This is on mostly stock GSR 10psi. with .60/.63 AR's I hit full boost at 4700rpms.
Now 2.0 liter GSR with LS Crank!! woot woot!!!
Cheapturbo.com, about $500 bucks.
I have this turbo above except .63/.60 ar/s and I am switching to the smaller housing for a little faster spool.
This is on mostly stock GSR 10psi. with .60/.63 AR's I hit full boost at 4700rpms.
Now 2.0 liter GSR with LS Crank!! woot woot!!!
Cheapturbo.com, about $500 bucks.
depending on the temp outside i hit 5.5psi of boost at around 3500 to 3800rpms with the t3/t4 i have now im not sure what that would equal if i was running 10psi but sound familiar?...
ive asked alot of people and there isnt anyone who knows a good t3 just plain t3 turbo not t3/t4.. non ball bearing turbo that would be good for my application.... good spool up and doesnt fall off in the top end... someone on this site must be using a t3..
The T3 is going to run out of breath at 8000. Ill be using a bigger T3, but ym redline is 6200 so im not worried. A 50 trim .60/.48 would be fine for your goals.


