bones
Well-Known Member
to bad he put the turbo on wrong by bolting the crab to the motor and to the air inlet on the turbo instead of the air outlet
to bad he put the turbo on wrong by bolting the crab to the motor and to the air inlet on the turbo instead of the air outlet
not to bring up an old tred BUT i acctually had the same idea as this but make a sealed air box and just running three lbs of boost
not to bring up an old tred BUT i acctually had the same idea as this but make a sealed air box and just running three lbs of boost
Honestly this kinda motor wont spool a turbo hard enough or fast enough to produce good power like one thinks. It's feel like a tractor with a ton of turbo lag...
the one that im going to use is off a 1.0 liter volks wagon and i talked to a lot of company's and they laughed at me so now i really want to do this to rub it in there faces
i know there are some seriously small turbos out there, n im sure theres prolly a well suited one for it.. but getting one for cheap like off a small car like you're doing is unlikely.. however, it will be interesting...
one thing i always wondered about too was one of the belt driven type turbos, (not a super charger, a turbo.. u see em on alot of 5.0 white trash ferraries a.k.a. mustang and stuff.)
rig it up to run off the chain. its gotta have a comparable rotational speed to a vehicle engine belt.. lol maybe.. waaay too much work and effort for me to even consider thinking about, but it would in theory bypass the issue of the turbine being driven, or lack of exhaust gases to do so on a small displacement engine... i dunno.. just somethign that crossed my mind once..
i would recomend wrapping the heck out of it all with exhaust wrap, as it will one, keep the heat in so it works better and more effeciently, and too, keep the heat from soaking into the engine, or at least help.. lol
~L~
belt drivin turbo is a pro charger, im debating on taking the batterie out and cutting the box out, or if any one has a black set of spare fenders, then i can get this thing on the road!
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