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My 60 trim turbo on my neon takes forever to spool with the stock cams. I have been looking at ways to get more low end power. I considered nitrous, but it was too costly. I found a guy that had an electric turbo. He said it should put out between 6-7psi instantly which should get the big 60 trim spooling much faster. I was kinda torn on whether to get it or not, but it was $400 brand new and he offered it to me for $200. For that deal I grabbed it, plus as you can see in the pics it is huge!
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is this for real or a joke. don't take that the wrong way i'm still new to the turbo world. how would this work along with a turbo, would this just be placed before the turbo on the intake? i pretty much feel like an idiot asking so be nice lol. |
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What "Trim" Do you think this is ? I wonder what size exhaust piping I'll need for that... |
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Milwaukee School of Engineering.
I have the proof below. The air would need to leave that e-turbo at 590 MPH!!!! in order to produce 6 psi at 1500 rpm. At 3000 rpm, the speed would need to be roughly doubled, or the pressure is halved. This DOES NOT INCLUDE losses of the system (like pushing air through a slowly moving 60 trim, or the many bends of the piping, or the throttle body, or the intercooler, or the VALVES!) |
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