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    Looking on the web last night for turbo calculators, I found one at bsmotors.com. I liked it because it had the compressor maps along with the calculations. One thing I noticed was to a point the bigger the turbo the cooler the air inlet temperature to the engine. The difference between the T04 and T-61 was like 50degrees centegrade at 1 bar of pressure.
    One thing the calculator didn't provide was where the T-61 would spool up in the rpm band. Obviously the sooner the spool the more usable the power range. According to this calculator it seems that the T-61 is the one for me at 1 bar pressure. It also seems that we would be way out of the T04 compressor map for best efficencey.
    If I am wrong please tell me. I don't mind spending the money but I hate wasting the money. I realize I will have to beef up the internals to play with this kind of pressure. By the way .8 bar makes 437 hp where as 1.2 makes 523 hp, according to this calculator. Oh well somebody stop me!

  • #2
    Like you said, that kind of pressure/hp level will require new internals.


    I would set a horsepower goal and then pick a turbo to fit it. Also, i don't think you could push that kind of pressure levels since i don't know what type of tuning is available to you guys.

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    • #3
      Well, ZZP is claiming the GTP's L67 with a Paxton Novi 1000 Centrifugal Supercharger & ZZP VS Cam with mostly stock internals can produce around 400 Wheel Horsepower, im quite sure our L36's can close to the same, the L67's just have a head start lower compression 8.5:1

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      • #4
        Just looked at the site. 3,000 plus tubing. I would really want an intercooler setup(hello Ebay) and some tuning with our higher compression and weaker btm end. Seems like it could be a good thing though. Hey a fellow could aways get a junk yard low mileage L67 bottom end, slap a cam in it and some Ross pistons and away you go.

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