railz

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for now im happy with what i have.
I cant stop day dreaming about strapping on bell's cold side supercharger set up to have a twin charged build

Its possible and have seen it done.
Im running a 1.6 w/ china 2870, love the mid/top end power but lacks low-end, reason why I wonder about a cold side supercharger
Would the SC fill in the gap where theres no low-end? will it become a restriction when the high-end kicks in from the turbo?

Pros, cons?
Thoughts,concerns,advice..anythings welcome

nickblackbelt

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yup with a small pulley and the rest is in the tune

viperormiata

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I say go for it. Corky's new coldside setup is brilliant.

Lots of pros.
Cons will be in the tune.

Sorry I can't help more.

Savington

iTrader: (31)

A genuine Garrett turbo would.



105ft.lbs discrepancy at 4000rpm. I bet just a turbo swap would get you 60% of that (VVT is 30%, 1.8 is the rest).

If you're hellbent on the twincharging idea, there's a lot of things to overcome. I think you'd struggle with compressor surge since the supercharger is already feeding a lot of air into the motor, and the turbo will try to compete with it (and lose). You'd need to figure out a way to open up the wastegate and keep it open until you're beyond the surge point, and be able to do that smoothly and consistently.

The better way to go may be the other way - use a small turbo like a 2256 or a 2554 and a big-*** Rotrex like a C38-74. Use the small turbo to produce the power down low and then run twin/triple 44mm wastegates to uncork the manifold and let the Rotrex breathe at high RPM. Again, you have to figure out how to open the wastegates wide enough to make it work.

Or you could just spend half the cash, swap one part (the turbo) and see absolutely huge gains for very little effort.

martyxattack

well sounds like that settles that....

TurboTim

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Run the wastegates with a light spring and the signal line to between the rotrex and the turbo. WHen the rotrex starts making boost and pressurizes the pipe before the turbo (where the signal like is) it'll open the wastegates, depowering the turbo. Makes sense to me at least.

I would prefer using a large turbo instead of the rotrex but I like difficult installs. Either way you should also have some sort of bypass on the intake side of things so that the rotrex (or larger turbo) isn't trying to blow thru the smaller turbo compressor.

18psi

iTrader: (76)

You want lowend, midrange, and topend?

Do I even need to say it?

v8 swap

railz

iTrader: (33)

Im a little greedy


Sav- Upgrading the turbo to a genuine garret piece is something that will be happening. Surge is something i'd like to take care of also, How about a Anti-surge housing.

Running dual BOV is something i may have to do also for this.
One before the throttle body and after the throttle body.
This also helps make the SC sound badass

Braineack

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i make more torque than you... until 5k

leatherface24

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I still wanna do this setup in time. Its not as hard as its made out to be and tuning isnt that big a deal either. It just takes money and time

viperormiata

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Better idea. If you have the funds, patience, etc..Go compound.

Notice I said *IF* this is just a idea being thrown out there, lol!

[Flame Suit ACTIVATE]

Nagase

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You're making 260whp?

On a built engine and a GT2870?

If you want low end, get a VVT 1.8, get AF/ARTech parts and a 2560. You can make 311whp on that turbo, and spool comes in low.

I give you a 99% chance of abandoning any twincharging or compound setup, after wasting a lot of money.

railz

iTrader: (33)

Eww who said i was making 260hp?

324rwhp silly

Nagase

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Ah, torque map, not HP. Got it.

But yeah, compound/twin charge people have a terrible success rate.

I change my position. Go ahead and try it. Either way.

When you get frustrated and part it out, I'll lowball you for some parts.

railz

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I never fail at what I try Nagase

jtothawhat

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Erin what are you talking about???? A lot of people have had great success with twin's and compound set ups...I think it's a great idea.

Nagase

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A lot of people have had success with, sure.

A lot more people look at the pile of money they've put into it and the years they haven't driven their car and give up.

This is the best build I've seen on it:

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/cust...bo-set-up.html

It took him two years to make it work, even with mad skills, and then he ended up selling it directly afterwards.

There's elegance to simplicity.

1slowna

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Its cool to see the setup on that 300zx because i have seen that car racing in alot of videos and its absolutely insane how fast it is. however i dont think all that is needed in a miata, put a precision dual ceramic ball bearing billet wheel turbo on thee and the spool difference will be unbelievable. my good friends evo spooled a 6262 journal bearing billet wheel turbo 1200 rpms sooner then his garret gt35r and the 35r is ball bearing and smaller. those billet wheels work very well. id bet you could see full boost by 4500 rpms with a precision 5857 bb billet wheel and that turbo could swallow the gt28 whole.

Tony the Tiger

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RaILZ STILL HaVe OlD SETUP FORSALE?