Nick, how much lag will that 88mm Turbo give you? I am just curious. I was thinking about a 76mm turbo for the Supra I don't have. With that I should see full boost at about 5,000 RPM giving me a whopping 2,000 RPM of usefull full boost before redline. Anything bigger than a 76mm turbo and the lag just gets worse.
__________________ 98 Formula WS6 M6, MS3, 2.5 5.3 heads, FAST 92mm intake, 92mm TB, ARH, ORY ect. 441 RWHP 95 Z28 M6, 383, D1SC, FMIC, pump gas with the stock PCM 614 RWHP
I have a 2 day old Samsung Instinct, with clear ESN, original box/papers, car charger, two batteries, seperate battery charger (runs off home charger), home charger, rubber surround. I got this just 2 days ago from Sprint (brand new, not refurbished). I decided to get HTC Pro instead.
I have owned an INstinct for over a year, since they first came out....this one was reveived when my original one fell (on its own accord) and the screen messed up. They sent me a brand new one (and I bought a rubber surround to prevent damage!). I was looking online and decdied to get a HTC Pro and pay the upgrade fee. This was a $600 phone when I got it, now its $449.00
$125 for everything. I also have a WEP700 Samsung bluetooth that I will sell for $35 IF I cannot use it with my new phone
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Nick, how much lag will that 88mm Turbo give you? I am just curious. I was thinking about a 76mm turbo for the Supra I don't have. With that I should see full boost at about 5,000 RPM giving me a whopping 2,000 RPM of usefull full boost before redline. Anything bigger than a 76mm turbo and the lag just gets worse.
It should be at full 20ish lbs around 4000rpm according to Jose and DrTurbo. They had one on an LS2 with a built and stalled auto and it was at full boost by 3200. What gear I decide to go with in the Cobra rear should really make a difference in how it spools as well.
Depending on your a/r and rather you go journal, ceramic, or DBB will have a huge impact on your spool up time with a 76. You'll be building the head on the Supra correct? You should be able to spin it to more than 7000 RPM then. From what I've noticed also, 68-76mm turbo's seem to be perfect for Supra's. Before I bought the 7 I was planning out a Supra build and was basing it off of this car:
Gah, I can't stand that Leo guy. He has ripped so many people off on so many different boards, it's nearly unbelievable. That car was built by other people's stolen money.
Gah, I can't stand that Leo guy. He has ripped so many people off on so many different boards, it's nearly unbelievable. That car was built by other people's stolen money.
I wondered that myself actually. He's in his underwear in all of these, so I just went with what everyone else was doing. It's probably because they don't have a standard "Joe" shirt with a collar to choose from.
It should be at full 20ish lbs around 4000rpm according to Jose and DrTurbo. They had one on an LS2 with a built and stalled auto and it was at full boost by 3200. What gear I decide to go with in the Cobra rear should really make a difference in how it spools as well.
Depending on your a/r and rather you go journal, ceramic, or DBB will have a huge impact on your spool up time with a 76. You'll be building the head on the Supra correct? You should be able to spin it to more than 7000 RPM then. From what I've noticed also, 68-76mm turbo's seem to be perfect for Supra's. Before I bought the 7 I was planning out a Supra build and was basing it off of this car:
With your V8 setup, I have no doubt you will peak full boost earlier than if you had that setup in a Supra. I haven't completly decided on what turbo I want for the car I don't have. Just set power and driving goals probably same as you.
I would like to be in the 850-900 RWHP range with the Supra under max boost and race gas, and maybe 700-750 on 93+ meth injection. I'm starting to wonder if a 76mm Turbo will do that. I do plan on having head work done, as well as some other mods to the motor, but even Leo's Supra in the link you showd me only peaked at just over 700 RWHP. Most people would be completly content with that, but already owning what is more probably a 650 RWHP car, I wanted the Supra to be more of the "highway race only" car, and expected it to get no traction below highway speeds.
I need to do more research, but I may end up having to go with something larger than the 76. I just hate thinking about what little usable RPM there will be with turbo lag being that big
__________________ 98 Formula WS6 M6, MS3, 2.5 5.3 heads, FAST 92mm intake, 92mm TB, ARH, ORY ect. 441 RWHP 95 Z28 M6, 383, D1SC, FMIC, pump gas with the stock PCM 614 RWHP
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I bet a 78mm ball bearing turbo with a good A/R could make that power and keep your spool sane.
I WILL have pictures of the lights tomorrow BTW. It's been raining for like 1.5 weeks...
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I bet a 78mm ball bearing turbo with a good A/R could make that power and keep your spool sane.
I WILL have pictures of the lights tomorrow BTW. It's been raining for like 1.5 weeks...
Thanks Blake. This probably is a stupid question, but what is "A/R"? I see the A/R number thrown around a lot on the supraforums, but don't know. I am assuming its some kind of air fuel ratio, but just don't know.
__________________ 98 Formula WS6 M6, MS3, 2.5 5.3 heads, FAST 92mm intake, 92mm TB, ARH, ORY ect. 441 RWHP 95 Z28 M6, 383, D1SC, FMIC, pump gas with the stock PCM 614 RWHP
Thanks Blake. This probably is a stupid question, but what is "A/R"? I see the A/R number thrown around a lot on the supraforums, but don't know. I am assuming its some kind of air fuel ratio, but just don't know.
A/R stands for "Area/Radius". Pretty much in simple terms, it compares the inlet size to the outlet size (for either the compressor or turbine side). Think in terms of a garden hose, if you turn the water all the way on, with no nozzle on the end of it, it flows alot of water, but has minimal pressure, where as if you put a nozzle, or your thumb over the end of the hose, the hose diameter remains the same, but the outlet size decreases causing the force of the water to increase, but at the same time also increases back pressure. The smaller the A/R, the smaller the outlet is compared to the inlet. Other things to factor in aswell are what flange size you go wiith, what trim, and what housing size.
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I have a relatively large turbo being as it's an 88mm, but it's the smallest A/R that it came in, which means it'll spool faster, while sacraficing the over-all flow rate. It'll still be more than enough turbo though
Essentially, a smaller turbo with a larger A/R can flow more then you might expect without negatively impacting spool. A large A/R 78mm ball bearing will spool quickly thanks to it's small(ish) size, but still flow a decent amount of air because the outlet can make the most of what the turbo can flow. Way simplified, but I'm basically saying that a good, small(ish) turbo can flow plenty for 700-800 HP without the nasty turbo lag. 21st century rocks, except for the running out of oil part.
__________________ 1988 Mazda RX7 - Forged 347" LS1/T56 - Wiseco pistons, Callies Rods, Stage III heads, TC76 Turbo, Alkycontrol, Lingenfelter 2 Step, HP Tuned, 2950 lbs.
Thanks to Bob and Drew @ EPP, Ryan @ Lingenfelter, BeasTT Performance and JPH!
2006 Crew: Team Spiderman/Hulk Top Fuel Motorcycle
10 Time World Champions, World Record Holders for 1/4 E/T: 5.746 Seconds
