Pulse turbocharging is not working without it. You can only have max 3 cylinders connected to same tube, if there's more they start to disturb each others exhaust blowdown event. In some test divided housing gave full boost over 1000rpm earlier. Great Fakes should have known that..
Turbo for lots of fuel
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by underpsi, May 29, 2009.
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I'm going to be getting measurements from a 600 probably later this week to compare and may be trying it on the truck
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I have snapped 2 shafts on a C16 turbo,1 after blocking the wastegate hose and the other after playing with the wastegate actuator.
If the housing off my stock turbo fits this GT47 it could be a winner,thicker shaft,faster spooling and able to take more punishment.
Turbo's take a beating in this country because of the terrain a lot of powering up through the gears and then engine braking.
Most trucks run 4:33 or 4:11 rears and 95% of them are 18spd trans to cope with the hills. -
C16 turbo
Waste gate opening pressure- 22psi
Inlet- A/R 0.81
Impeller Inducer- 79.5mm
Impeller Exducer- 108.5mm (my note book had a question mark next to this one but I cant remember why)
Inlet fins- 6 short, 6 long
Exhaust A/R- 1.41
Exducer bore- 92mm
Exhaust fins- 10 -
Lenny may be onto something with lack of the split pulse thing resulting in poor spool up, be careful trying to fit your old exhaust housing to the Garrett turbo, it may look the same but have some small difference that causes problems, measure heaps first.
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Is there any difference between turbo's with the 600s?
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http://www.turbomaster.info/eng/catalogs/model.php?base=garrett&pagina=GT50 -
Nothing is ever simple I think I might talk to the local Garrett dealer see what they think,they might even have a different housing for the 47.
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