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11-20-2019, 01:04 PM | #31 |
So preference for 90’s slow spool nostalgia aside, what are you guys seeing as the new tech turbos? Who’s using good turbine tech? I was under the impression the gtx gen 2 were pretty top however I now understand that’s mostly a compressor side development as they still use older gt housings.
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11-20-2019, 02:55 PM | #32 | |
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Also there's the risk of welding the v-band flanges and they warp and don't completely seal and leak exhaust. Which you won't know until it's installed then you're back to re-fabricating it again with another set of new flanges. |
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11-21-2019, 07:25 AM | #34 | |
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1) 5 20 min sessions in 100 degree heat WILL back out the 5 bolt turbine outlet bolts. They just simply do not have the thermal capacity to expand and contract and not loose clamping force after numerous heat cycles. Simple. Every single one of my exhausts have both a flex pipe and the tranny mount. That is not the issue. The not having flex pipe is manifested in pulling bottom mount turbos off the manifold, NOT the downpipe off the turbine housing. 2) If your welder is unable to weld a vband, then you have an idiotic welder. Buy a stepped v band. Clamp both v bands halves together. Weld. Zero concerns of warping as flanges will expand/contract at in the same axis and is constrained by the other vband flange. Meh. I just think less things to clamp together (5 bolts with nuts and all sorts of headaches vs a single v band clamp). Simplicity is lost when you are fumbling around in the engine bay for 2-3 times the amount of time it would take to attach a single v band downpipe . That and I do not have to spend $2-$300 on Inconel hardware and fancy lock nuts and tabs. |
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11-22-2019, 01:10 PM | #36 |
Yeah used boost quite low now I think it hits 12 lbs or so in 1st (looking at gauge on drift vid) without hammering it. Ballbearing > Journal bearing regardless
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11-23-2019, 11:23 PM | #37 | |
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It's all fine on street usage, or even light track usage, but you start hammering on the car on track and the design shows that it's pretty marginal. V-band outlets are way more robust. It's worth the effort to switch over if you drive your car hard.
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