psi is only 1 dimensional
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psi is only 1 dimensional
high EGTs is 900F high for the first half i don't think so...Anything of interest in there?
Your turbo is pretty big. The sort of thing you'd size for a mud thrower. Are you struggling with high EGT for the first half of the rpm range?
100% I need to get a meter to measure air density I was looking at the Banks Monster Guage non-obd but it's quite expensive once I add all the sensors. i wonder what alternatives are out there100%, the boost number means very little. Air density and flow is what's important.
Another thing which was very briefly touched on in that video was the efficiency islands and the surge line. Often those turbos that boost really fast look great on the boost gauge but in reality they are operating at or before the surge line where the efficiency is terrible during spool producing less air density and flow. Compare that to a better sized turbo which may look slow and too big according to those that spend too much time looking at the boost gauge but is actually providing a heap more air density and flow into the cylinders as it's moving through the more efficient islands which makes more power and less EGT.
100% I need to get a meter to measure air density I was looking at the Banks Monster Guage non-obd but it's quite expensive once I add all the sensors. i wonder what alternatives are out there
Doesn’t the equation include temperature and altitude aswell?Air density is just pressure and temperature. You know the pressure and the intercooler job is to control temperature.
this is why i believe in water injection ( albeit being a layman), humidity and density ( and less temp adding to the density) would seem to add to the air charge potencyAlso humidity
Yeah I’m leaning towards water meth. Oh man hope there are some good 4th of July sales.this is why i believe in water injection ( albeit being a layman), humidity and density ( and less temp adding to the density) would seem to add to the air charge potency
Doesn’t the equation include temperature and altitude aswell?
Air Density, what is it and why is it important?
If you spend a small fortune on your supercharger, turbocharger, or intercooler, how do you evaluate them... boost? All those power adders are designed toofficial.bankspower.com
this is why i believe in water injection ( albeit being a layman), humidity and density ( and less temp adding to the density) would seem to add to the air charge potency
well, really Im pretty happy with the way its tuned when its cold (70f or so) and humid out, but when it gets hot out and there's an extra load on the engine (hills etc) it heats up a bit too fast for me, i guess it would just be nice to get the same performance out of it when its hot out as when its cold out , if you would consider that a 'problem to solve'
once after all your fuel and air tuning if you want to keep your foot down without increasing EGT then Water/Meth injection is your answer.egt first, up to a sustained 1200-1225f, then the coolant will start to rise slowly up to 208-210 then get out of it and ease up, just would be nice to not have to get out of it and hold egt at 1150-1175f or so and not have coolant start to rise off 195-200f
egt first, up to a sustained 1200-1225f, then the coolant will start to rise slowly up to 208-210 then i get out of it and ease up, just would be nice to not have to get out of it and hold egt at 1150-1175f or so and not have coolant start to rise off 195-200f
crank the fuel there bossIm running the lil 3B at 12psi and cant get the pyro above 550 pre turbo struggles to even reach that, sad times
she is fully maxed out unfortunatelycrank the fuel there boss