brrrrRRRRRREEEEHHHHH*pffffff*
Also, here are some formulas for you to figure out what turbo's best for you:
pounds/min = P x w x D x 29 / ( 1278.72 * ( T + 460 ) )
P = 14.7 + the boost you want in psi
w = engine speed in rpm
D = displacement in cubic inches (hint: F22 = 131 ci, F23 = 137, F20 = 121)
T = intake charge air temp in F (~130 for intercooled, non-intercooled is anyone's guess)
A lot of those graphs are metric cause they're mad JDM...you have to use the air flow formula:
ft^3/min = w x D / 3456
then convert that to meters^3/s :
ft^3/min * (1 meter^3 / 35.31466) * (1 minute /60 seconds)
or
divide the air flow result by (35.31466*60) which is like 2100.
So basically I'm going with a T3 with the .45 trim; I'm gonna push for 8-10 intercooled and very well tuned psi and hopefully 200whp. W/an H22 crank and wild cams I hope to break 250whp without increasing the boost...but by then I'll prob. upgrade to a 16g or something equivalent. Anyways if you can follow that and calculate the airflow you'll have when you want it, you can pick the best turbo possible for whatever you want to do...
Also, here are some formulas for you to figure out what turbo's best for you:
pounds/min = P x w x D x 29 / ( 1278.72 * ( T + 460 ) )
P = 14.7 + the boost you want in psi
w = engine speed in rpm
D = displacement in cubic inches (hint: F22 = 131 ci, F23 = 137, F20 = 121)
T = intake charge air temp in F (~130 for intercooled, non-intercooled is anyone's guess)
A lot of those graphs are metric cause they're mad JDM...you have to use the air flow formula:
ft^3/min = w x D / 3456
then convert that to meters^3/s :
ft^3/min * (1 meter^3 / 35.31466) * (1 minute /60 seconds)
or
divide the air flow result by (35.31466*60) which is like 2100.
So basically I'm going with a T3 with the .45 trim; I'm gonna push for 8-10 intercooled and very well tuned psi and hopefully 200whp. W/an H22 crank and wild cams I hope to break 250whp without increasing the boost...but by then I'll prob. upgrade to a 16g or something equivalent. Anyways if you can follow that and calculate the airflow you'll have when you want it, you can pick the best turbo possible for whatever you want to do...
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