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Kris TD
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16th Apr 03 at 00:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
you wont get it spooling up any lower down the revs than that unless you use a variable vein turbo and you cant use them on corsa tds cos they are computer controlled
Kris TD
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im sorry adam but whoever has told you that hasnt got a clue what they are on about, there is noway even a variable vein turbo will start boosting at 1000 rpm.
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yes you can, because the samller the turbo the lower ammount of gas flow is needed to get it spinning
Kris TD
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oh, and who uses 1000-2000 rpm anyway?
Kris TD
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so if a small turbo spools up at 1000 rpm then that meens it will tail off really early so you will have a power band like a lorry 1000 rpm - 2500 rpm, what use is that in a road car??
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam
ok, standard spools at 2000 so 2 even smallerones would spin up even lower, maybe even at 1000 rpm (no looked at details that much!!) then all you need to do is raise idle speed to match and would have no lag at all



says it all!!
Ojc
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16th Apr 03 at 09:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Please just save your money and fit a 2.0 16v

You have let Spencer pollute your mind again.
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16th Apr 03 at 09:42   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
diesals can gtf
Ojc
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No Steve, DIESEL'S can GTF!
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gtf with ur spelling lessons, u are NOT my teacher

[Edited on 16-04-2003 by Steve106GTi]
Tom
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Adam has just been told

Get a real engine fool
Adam
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I can't get insured on a 2.0 for another couple of years
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quote:
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I can't get insured on a 2.0 for another couple of years


and they'll insure you for a twin turbo intercooled etc.. diesel? Or aren't you going to tell them? if you aren't may aswell stick a 2.0 in and not tell them, they aren't going to pay up either way if they spot it.

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i've been watching this space for a long time now, and its been quite upsetting to say the least
Ally
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Originally posted by Corsa_Sam
i've been watching this space for a long time now, and its been quite upsetting to say the least


Im surprised Ian hasn't cottoned on to your real identity yet Superman
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what, sam anorgett?
Ally
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Yes Sam ... yes indeed
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watching for sum time yet you only registered in june
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Did he do the twin turbo conversion in the end
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quote:
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watching for sum time yet you only registered in june


i enjoyed being a guest
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The reason for twin turbo is this:

1 large turbo - Good high boost but loads of lag

1 small turbo - Lower lag but cant hold high boost

2 Small turbos - Low lag but can hold good high boost (cos theres two of them)



[Edited on 09-08-2005 by Stu]
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the new bmw diesel is a twin turbo, the one that was on top gear, had a small and a large
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Mercedes are soon to offer a triturbo diesel.
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what was the car that had about 7 turbos, each one kicking in every 1000rpm?

didn't get produced for the road, but was entered into some rally and got banned
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam
they need to spin up at the same time or the crank will go bye-bye


not true, the new BMW is a twin turbo DIESEL.

It uses one small turbo = no lag and
One bigger turbo = mega boost

You may have seen it on Top Gear last week

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