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Originally Posted by datsroadster
also i know someone else that rear mounted his turbo on his z28, then moved it in the front bumper and it only spooled 300rpms sooner..same power it was just smoother, it didn't instant hit like the rear mount. But yes its a space and ease of install kit. its extremly easy to install, or take off (if it was a lease car for instance)
Steve
Steve
Originally Posted by B20.eg
if they have such cramped engine bays, why not supercharge it like all the other muscle freaks and get the same amt of hp or better? turbos love expanding heat and exhaust pulses as close as possible. but if it works it works. i could prolly find a way to hook up my injectors in cabin and run a line all the way into the intake manny, but wouldn't it make more sense to put them where they belong?
blowers take power to make power, a small S-Trim vortech takes 60-75hp to spin 45,000rpm not to mention the added rotational mass and vibration on the bearings if the blower pulley were to be misweighted or not aligned properly, not to mention inevitable belt slippage...and roots blowers make ALOT of heat. you will not make more power with a blower at the same pressure,compairable airflow capabilities, and equal efficiency as you will with a turbo.
i will not deny the fact turbo's love heat, its expanded..as it cools the air denses down...but for some whacky reason, dont ask me why, but the turbo companies had this cooky idea to use different aspect ratios on the hotside.
you could also quit acting like you know what your talking about, and not look retarded, but that wouldnt make sense, because 95% of this board never makes things easy on themselves.
as for theft, that was one of the 1st things i talked about with rick at STS when they had just developed the 1st kits, he was looking to set some up for sea level (his initial kits were done at 4000+ feet, avg DA was almost 6000' he said) and was offering them cheap for test subjects. really no way to prevent it, if someone wants it they will get it with a saw on the piping.
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Yea, that about sums it up...
El Pendejo Loco
2002 Suzuki Hayabusa
1507 "dry" block
Brocks megaphone
Spencercycle 10" swingarm
MPS auto shifter
Hays convertible clutch
Yea, that about sums it up...

Last edited by Sneakin Deacon; Jun 28, 2006 at 02:55 PM.
Originally Posted by Sneakin Deacon
you could also quit acting like you know what your talking about, and not look retarded, but that wouldnt make sense, because 95% of this board never makes things easy on themselves.
ok i dont mind people saying im wrong and use fact to prove me wrong. i encourage it tell me why im wrong its the only way to learn. but i already had admited i dont know much about turbos in general in many other threads ive posted on on these forums. so fuck off. no where have i ever said i am a turbo expert or that ive been playing with turbos for 30 years. go ahead and search both my names rotary buddha and projectredsuns. while your at it search on rx7club.com because i dont admit it their either. so once again fuck off and have a nice day.
Originally Posted by Rotary Buddha
so once again fuck off and have a nice day.
Away from the source of heat or not, there's still going to be PLENTY of pressure in the exhaust as long as theres no leaks.
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Originally Posted by AbortRetryFail
Away from the source of heat or not, there's still going to be PLENTY of pressure in the exhaust as long as theres no leaks.
thank you, these are the type of responses that i like to see not just your retarded.
does the cat still come into play or have the people that installed this kit removed their cat?
i wasnt calling you retarded, i was calling the other guy retarded, for cluttering a thread with useless not exactly factual information about where stuff "belongs" and all his other little bull crap...i prefer my injectors in the head, in the cylinder even.
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Originally Posted by Teamcalloway03
I know a guy that has one on his firebird..Seems to work pretty good..But I was told that a turbo needs the heat to spool up fast...And just why?..Why put the turbo on the back of the car?I just dont see the point of this.
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Originally Posted by CrypticApathy
I know a guys whos brothers wifes aunts dog's puppy is owned by this one guy that has this 1000hp honda civic and it runs the 1/4 in 1 second. NO LIE!
(OT) I wouldnt leave the cat on if i got that turbo, I'd make a heat shield for it that looks like a cat and put it where the cat goes

If anyone askes what all the other pipes are for just say it's to the upgraded smog pump.
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