Garrett turbo question
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Garrett turbo question
Regarding the Garrett T04B Turbocharger, the compressor size is 2.15"/2.75" and the turbine is 2.54"/2.92
http://www.dsmparts.com/customer/pro...cat=166&page=1 So mark Scot etc do you guys think this turbo is to large for my 1.7 liter motor. Would i maybe have to add some more to redline like say 2-3K rpm to run it? For the price and the fact that it is a bolt on swap i kinda like it. So what do you guys think?
http://www.dsmparts.com/customer/pro...cat=166&page=1 So mark Scot etc do you guys think this turbo is to large for my 1.7 liter motor. Would i maybe have to add some more to redline like say 2-3K rpm to run it? For the price and the fact that it is a bolt on swap i kinda like it. So what do you guys think?
#3
Exactly this seems like my cheapest way to more hp than a 16g can flow. I was hoping mark would see this thread. I still want the car to make power under 3K atleast 100 or so whp by 3200 rpm as in my initial dyno i made 100-105 by then on my 16g Like i have said before i know nothing about garrets
#6
Regarding the Garrett T04B Turbocharger, the compressor size is 2.15"/2.75" and the turbine is 2.54"/2.92
http://www.dsmparts.com/customer/pro...cat=166&page=1 So mark Scot etc do you guys think this turbo is to large for my 1.7 liter motor. Would i maybe have to add some more to redline like say 2-3K rpm to run it? For the price and the fact that it is a bolt on swap i kinda like it. So what do you guys think?
http://www.dsmparts.com/customer/pro...cat=166&page=1 So mark Scot etc do you guys think this turbo is to large for my 1.7 liter motor. Would i maybe have to add some more to redline like say 2-3K rpm to run it? For the price and the fact that it is a bolt on swap i kinda like it. So what do you guys think?
You would definitely want a motor either built for high rpm, or that used nitrous to spool this large of a turbine. I think that it would spool somewhere around 5,000 to 5,500 RPM and with an 8,500 or 9,000 RPM motor it could be a lot of fun (although piston speed is going to be REALLY high, especially given the crappy rod ratio.)
Mark
PS - The compressor should be good to go though for an over 250 RWHP app.
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I don't think this is a good plan without some rods first Richard...
And if you want to "add some redline 2-3k" you've got a lot of work in the head to worry about too.
If you want a little more with what you got, look into some cam gears, and maybe some cams.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...ight=cam+gears
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...ight=cam+gears
etc etc, there's more in there if you want to search
I am about to play with some webcamshafts model 505.
And if you want to "add some redline 2-3k" you've got a lot of work in the head to worry about too.
If you want a little more with what you got, look into some cam gears, and maybe some cams.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...ight=cam+gears
We found on the dyno retarding the intake 2º improved power everywhere, and reduced cam overlap to the point the engine idled much better than before. We tried 3º retard on the intake, but nothing happened, so we backed it off to 2º retarded. We then started advancing the exhaust cam, 2º at a time. Power and torque increased everywhere with each advancement. We stopped at 5º advance, even though the power still increased again. Dyno tuner said he was a little uncomfortable advancing it anymore.
On my 1.8, I have 2 degrees of retard on the intake cam and 3 degrees of advance on the exhaust cam. This set-up gave me 9 hp (2500 to 5800) then peaked at 12 hp @ 5900 rpm through 7200 rpm w/ no loss of torque at all. It was a big difference.
I am about to play with some webcamshafts model 505.
#12
I understand that, but you aren't going to have a stock BP motor live at 9k RPM was my point. Well not very comfortably at least. There are other factors as well, such as piston and rod weight, which I am pretty sure are higher in the Miata. The S2k motor is a remarkable piece of engineering and you'll notice that Honda has backed away from the high rev limit and runs an 8,000 RPM rev limit with peak power listed at 7800 RPM on the '07 S2k.
Mark
Mark
#13
yep i am the dee de dee on that one for sure. Heclk only reason i don't have rods is cause i got raped onthe pistons and,rpds where still high as hell in the pre belfab etc days. I want rods and billet op gears, before i get this i love the 20 g sleeper idea though i have never heard of that the price is definatley right for me. Thanks guys
#14
Furthermore....
Here is a list of honda rs ratios (although stroke pays the main roll in piston speed)
Block Rod length Stroke Rod ratio
D16A6, Z6, Y7, Y8 137mm 90mm 1.52:1
B16A1, A2, A3 134.4mm 77.4mm 1.74:1
B17A1 131.9mm 81.4mm 1.62:1
B18A1, B1, B20B4 137mm 89mm 1.54:1
B18C1, C5 138mm 87.2mm 1.58:1
H22A1 143mm 90.7mm 1.58:1
H23A1, A4 141.5mm 95mm 1.49:1
K20A, A2 139mm 86mm 1.62:1
K24A 152mm 99mm 1.54:1
Lets throw in the B6
B6 132.95mm 83.6mm 1.59:1
So the b6 has a r/s ratio similar to some of Hondas most famous VTEC engines. Also it has a shorter stroke then many of them, closest being to the b16 (the motor most known to love high revs).
Also, eagle rods for the majority of those applications (one of THE most popular rods for them) weigh in at ~510g, or the same weight as the CAT rods. As far as turbo pistons go I'm sure that my miata wiseco pistons are very similar in weight to any honda wiseco turbo piston.
Point being, with good cams, valvetrain, pump gears I don't see why a b6 can't rev to 9k happily like many of those motors do every day for years.
Here is a list of honda rs ratios (although stroke pays the main roll in piston speed)
Block Rod length Stroke Rod ratio
D16A6, Z6, Y7, Y8 137mm 90mm 1.52:1
B16A1, A2, A3 134.4mm 77.4mm 1.74:1
B17A1 131.9mm 81.4mm 1.62:1
B18A1, B1, B20B4 137mm 89mm 1.54:1
B18C1, C5 138mm 87.2mm 1.58:1
H22A1 143mm 90.7mm 1.58:1
H23A1, A4 141.5mm 95mm 1.49:1
K20A, A2 139mm 86mm 1.62:1
K24A 152mm 99mm 1.54:1
Lets throw in the B6
B6 132.95mm 83.6mm 1.59:1
So the b6 has a r/s ratio similar to some of Hondas most famous VTEC engines. Also it has a shorter stroke then many of them, closest being to the b16 (the motor most known to love high revs).
Also, eagle rods for the majority of those applications (one of THE most popular rods for them) weigh in at ~510g, or the same weight as the CAT rods. As far as turbo pistons go I'm sure that my miata wiseco pistons are very similar in weight to any honda wiseco turbo piston.
Point being, with good cams, valvetrain, pump gears I don't see why a b6 can't rev to 9k happily like many of those motors do every day for years.
#15
Furthermore....
Here is a list of honda rs ratios (although stroke pays the main roll in piston speed)
Block Rod length Stroke Rod ratio
D16A6, Z6, Y7, Y8 137mm 90mm 1.52:1
B16A1, A2, A3 134.4mm 77.4mm 1.74:1
B17A1 131.9mm 81.4mm 1.62:1
B18A1, B1, B20B4 137mm 89mm 1.54:1
B18C1, C5 138mm 87.2mm 1.58:1
H22A1 143mm 90.7mm 1.58:1
H23A1, A4 141.5mm 95mm 1.49:1
K20A, A2 139mm 86mm 1.62:1
K24A 152mm 99mm 1.54:1
Lets throw in the B6
B6 132.95mm 83.6mm 1.59:1
So the b6 has a r/s ratio similar to some of Hondas most famous VTEC engines. Also it has a shorter stroke then many of them, closest being to the b16 (the motor most known to love high revs).
Also, eagle rods for the majority of those applications (one of THE most popular rods for them) weigh in at ~510g, or the same weight as the CAT rods. As far as turbo pistons go I'm sure that my miata wiseco pistons are very similar in weight to any honda wiseco turbo piston.
Point being, with good cams, valvetrain, pump gears I don't see why a b6 can't rev to 9k happily like many of those motors do every day for years.
Here is a list of honda rs ratios (although stroke pays the main roll in piston speed)
Block Rod length Stroke Rod ratio
D16A6, Z6, Y7, Y8 137mm 90mm 1.52:1
B16A1, A2, A3 134.4mm 77.4mm 1.74:1
B17A1 131.9mm 81.4mm 1.62:1
B18A1, B1, B20B4 137mm 89mm 1.54:1
B18C1, C5 138mm 87.2mm 1.58:1
H22A1 143mm 90.7mm 1.58:1
H23A1, A4 141.5mm 95mm 1.49:1
K20A, A2 139mm 86mm 1.62:1
K24A 152mm 99mm 1.54:1
Lets throw in the B6
B6 132.95mm 83.6mm 1.59:1
So the b6 has a r/s ratio similar to some of Hondas most famous VTEC engines. Also it has a shorter stroke then many of them, closest being to the b16 (the motor most known to love high revs).
Also, eagle rods for the majority of those applications (one of THE most popular rods for them) weigh in at ~510g, or the same weight as the CAT rods. As far as turbo pistons go I'm sure that my miata wiseco pistons are very similar in weight to any honda wiseco turbo piston.
Point being, with good cams, valvetrain, pump gears I don't see why a b6 can't rev to 9k happily like many of those motors do every day for years.
#16
haha, I just need to get back home to do it man.
Here is a pic of the b6 vs the b18c1/5, which I personally know people who spin these to 9k all day long. It shows that the b18c1/5 actually has a higher max piston speed, while for the majority of the time they are very close to the same. This graph is charted to a max rpm of 9k.
Here is a pic of the b6 vs the b18c1/5, which I personally know people who spin these to 9k all day long. It shows that the b18c1/5 actually has a higher max piston speed, while for the majority of the time they are very close to the same. This graph is charted to a max rpm of 9k.
#18
What are your goals? Why not just turn up the boost on your 16G? Keep in mind that the turbo you linked to is EWG. The internal gate is $150 more. Not sure if you're IWG OR EWG now.
The new Forced Performance 18G is getting some good reviews and would probably be better suited to a 1.7.
Frank
The new Forced Performance 18G is getting some good reviews and would probably be better suited to a 1.7.
Frank
#19
Well as it sits now i am comming into a range of enefeciency with my turbo towards 17+ psi according to the maps. As far as gaols they never stay still long enough for some reason. This would be a upgrade probably next year or the year after since i will probably pull the motor and up the rev limit first etc to see if i can make more gains. Quite simply Frank i wanna be fast then i wanna be able to surpise myself. As it is now i need to figure out something for rubber etc. So this is just planing and general info gathering thread. I would like to stay IWG unless i pic up a nice mig some time i wont be making a new manifold or EWG setup.
So to recap Keep Ebay megan racing manifolds run more effeciently up to sau 20 or so psi and still make good power,(unless i install a map daddy, then it will be where ever **** begins to breack) Still need more traction suspension, knock sense, ebc, and rollbar or partial cage. Hopefully i can get this into the deep 12's or maybe decent 11's. I gues my first step would be to establish a normal tune for my high boost now log and compare real AIT numbers from inside my intake tract, and dyno the setup as it runs, and tune in timming etc. Once this is done i might just use the nos to let my but dyno decide how much is to much and add the NOS boost number to the Dyno number giving me a real gaol. FWIW my chicken *** with stock rods has only tried a 50 wet shot at 9-10 psi so far and it is ok but not quite as good as 14 psi and no where near as good as 17 psi.
So to recap Keep Ebay megan racing manifolds run more effeciently up to sau 20 or so psi and still make good power,(unless i install a map daddy, then it will be where ever **** begins to breack) Still need more traction suspension, knock sense, ebc, and rollbar or partial cage. Hopefully i can get this into the deep 12's or maybe decent 11's. I gues my first step would be to establish a normal tune for my high boost now log and compare real AIT numbers from inside my intake tract, and dyno the setup as it runs, and tune in timming etc. Once this is done i might just use the nos to let my but dyno decide how much is to much and add the NOS boost number to the Dyno number giving me a real gaol. FWIW my chicken *** with stock rods has only tried a 50 wet shot at 9-10 psi so far and it is ok but not quite as good as 14 psi and no where near as good as 17 psi.
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